Sentence examples for is a problem who from inspiring English sources

After Schow's piece appeared Sunday night, Ellmers responded to the immediate criticism by calling it, among other things, sexist: "If there is a problem, who is perpetuating it?

"Now a billionaire Republican comes along who joined four white, male-only clubs and then denied discrimination was a problem, who is trying to racially divide Democrats in this city," he said".Are we going to let him?

We have to ask the question, when there's a problem, who loses their capacity the host agency or the one being hosted?

As you sit there, silent blame radiating, flight attendants are using that time to assess passengers who might be a problem, who could help in an emergency.

Framing employs 'storylines that set a specific train of thought in motion, communicating why an issue might be a problem, who or what might be responsible for it, and what should be done' (Nisbet 2009).

In life and art Ms. Scott is a problem solver who appreciates the nuts and bolts of things.

He has built his presidential campaign on a narrative that comes directly from consulting: he is a problem solver who understands business, he says.

Time is a problem for Leah, who constantly notices how it moves for other people.

The hype around Frieze "is a problem for those who live and work here", he said.

This is a problem for workers who design drugs and procedures for old people.

Synthetic identity theft is a problem for creditors, who grant credit based on false records.