Sentence examples for illusion problem from inspiring English sources

And almost all politicians in all countries like the U.S.-born inflation because their voters like the positive growth that results, while the money illusion problem is far too esoteric for either dictators or voters in democracies to understand, much less worry about.

To assert that everything is an illusion poses a problem.

When police are presented with cases of domestic trafficking, they tend to prosecute under sexual violence laws, rather than the anti-trafficking ones, which gives the illusion that the problem does not exist.

(In the case of meeting an exploitative person, remember that it is about their karma, not your worth).. Beware the illusion that all problems are easy or that problems needing solving only apply to some people.

But we have by now given up on the illusion that our problems in the Middle East will be solved by "regime change".

First, we must not fall for the illusion that the problems of community cohesion can be solved simply through top-down, quick-fix state action.

It states: "Let us be under no illusion that the problems encountered in Mid Staffordshire were a localised, or isolated, happening.

Mr. Ban arrived in Cyprus on Sunday saying he was "under no illusion that the Cyprus problem is easy to solve".

Imposing such a measure only creates the illusion of tackling a problem far greater and more deeply ingrained than a simple ban can address.

"I am under no illusion that the Cyprus problem is easy to solve or about the difficulties that you face," Mr. Ban said when he flew into Larnaca, a city on the southern coast, on Sunday for a three-day visit.

It needs active and economic mechanics that bounce off one another to create the illusion of a dynamic problem.