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

We're part of the problem, too".

"That was probably part of the problem, too," he said.

That fake argument is part of the problem too.

James Houghton's direction is part of the problem too; the pacing is somnambulistic.

He often had poor talent around him, but Smith was part of the problem, too.

Yet this is perhaps a part of the problem, too, the sense of airlessness within the team environment.

And to go back to the question about accreditation, I think that this is also one of the reasons why we have to work very hard to fix the broken accountability system so that we can focus on the front end part of this problem too, and not just be cleaning up the way we're doing today with Corinthian.

Retailers are part of this problem, too; but some have developed solutions to food waste.

Religion which should be making a major contribution to this endeavour is often seen as part of the problem; all too often the voices of extremism seem to drown those that speak of kindness, forbearance and mutual respect.

He charged that Clinton has been part of the problem for too long, that only an outside can change Washington and that he has a common sense approach to politics.

A big part of the problem is that too many of these events are unnecessarily located in Manhattan, the city's already congested heart.