Sentence examples for insisting the problem from inspiring English sources
Juncker assured MEPs he was "no friend to big capital", insisting the "problem is not peculiarly Luxembourg, it is Europe".
Mr. Schwarzenegger was an enthusiastic backer, insisting the problem of runaway production had too long been ignored by Hollywood and Sacramento.
But he complained far more of excessive regulation and policing, insisting the problem hardly merits harsh steps like the pending Maryland order to ban crabbing in November, cutting the season to seven months to give the fishery a chance to rebound.
Manager Eddie Howe has been playing down the rotten run, insisting the problem is Bournemouth's general inconsistency rather than a specific mental block when it comes to travelling away.
After waiting a good seven hours for someone, anyone, to stop the pain and tell me what was happening, I was getting fed up with the same questions, the same apathy, and insisting the problem had nothing to do with my reproductive system.
Warren Gatland put a brave face on the outcome, insisting the problems exposed in the second half were fixable, but Wales have not conspicuously kicked on since ambushing England on this ground in the pool stages of last autumn's World Cup.
Vale insists the problem will not spread to the São Francisco basin, but conservationists remain concerned.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani insists the problem is due to sidewalk vendors, and wants them banned.
The political left insists the problem is the president has lost his moorings and needs to energize the liberal base.
Canadian officials later expressed uncertainty about the exact cause but continued to insist the problem began on the United States side of the border.
