Sentence examples for has become the problem from inspiring English sources

Testing has become the problem, not the solution.

"The solution to the problem has become the problem itself," he said.

She said on Thursday: "This kind of response by the police has become the problem instead of the solution.

But most analysts believe Somalia's transitional government — and there have been more than a dozen transitional governments in the past 20 years — has become the problem, not the answer.

It's the format that has become the problem: the infinite possibilities of the reality TV experiment reduced by our collective need to find a victim on whom to vent our sense of righteous indignation and moral superiority.

In his view, it is the database that has become the problem.

Technology had become the problem, not the answer.

Maradona refused to see that he had become the problem, the albatross.

Indeed, arguably, Isis was created by the war started by Tony Blair and George W Bush. British commanders on the ground told us in Iraq that we had "become the problem".

By the turn of the 21st century, many of these high-rise flats were the solution that had become the problem.

These nations are guilty of more than spin; they have become the problem.