Sentence examples for insist the problems from inspiring English sources

The police insist the problems were caused by a small group of 20 people, but even a cursory glance at the disturbing YouTube footage suggests that something more fundamental had gone seriously wrong.

Canadian officials later expressed uncertainty about the exact cause but continued to insist the problem began on the United States side of the border.

They insist the problem wasn't the shadow cast by their debut album, although it's hard not to draw a link between its ever-swelling reputation.

Other experts insist the problem isn't size or complexity, but the skill of the individual chief executive and his or her top team.

Again, there will be diametric opposition between those who say Ukip sensitivities should be heeded and those who insist the problem was insufficiently aggressive counter-blast.

City officials insist the problem is more one of perception than of reality, and plan to begin conducting an annual census of the street population this winter so that real data will be available.

On Monday Nuno insisted the problems at Valencia were "social, not sporting".

He insisted the problems were overblown, but offered iPhone 4 owners a free protective case to reduce the problem.

EU leaders acknowledged that the Brexit talks had hit a roadblock, although some insisted the problems could still be overcome.

The Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, said last November that malicious software had created problems in some of Iran's centrifuges, though he insisted the problems had been solved.

But a bank official insisted the problems were not caused by hackers angered by the new fee or efforts to flood the site with traffic as a protest, a strategy called a denial of service attack.