Sentence examples for part of the problem so from inspiring English sources

Part of the problem, so another theory goes, is that urban foxes are now so used to human scent that it doesn't serve as a deterrent.

Inequality has been part of the problem so our report and its implementation cannot be left to the professionals but must be owned by everyone with a stake in improving wellbeing in our communities.

Had they not lost Horwill already, somebody else would have gone to the bin but the referee knew that the loss of Horwill was part of the problem, so he gave them a break.

Western forces' foremost problem in Afghanistan – and the reason why a troop surge is untenable – is that they have become part of the problem, so cannot be part of a solution.

They said her family was part of the problem, so they limited, monitored, and censored her contact with them.

Mary Ann has not and that is part of the problem so many victims of crime face.

Part of the problem with so many of the new luxury towers is that they look so self-consciously refined.

Poorly run public schools are a part of the problem, but so is a disconnect between high schools and colleges.

Part of the problem, as so often in the past, was the manager - the somewhat less talented, extremely white Steve McClaren.

Imported food inflation is part of the problem, but so is rapid money-supply growth and the cash pouring into state corporations.

Extra weight over the front wheels (versus the Accord coupe) is part of the problem, but so is a lack of stability control.