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

Perhaps part of the problem is some fundamental mistake in the way we understand our environmental responsibilities.

Perhaps part of the problem is that an individualistic society, after all, is predicated on the belief in personal characteristics.

So perhaps part of the problem here isn't that French films are better than British ones – maybe they just love them better.

Perhaps part of the problem stems from the patched-together genesis of this novel — a novel, as Mr. Banks said in notes included in reviewers' galleys, that had several real-life antecedents.

Perhaps part of the problem with writing believable, complex ethnic characters lies in the whiteness of casting agencies and writers rooms.

Perhaps part of the problem is that more attention needs to be given to the question of what explanatory work conceptual structure is supposed to do and the possibility that there are different types of structure associated with different explanatory functions.

Perhaps part of the Blackhawks' problem is that they are actually playing games in Detroit at the moment.

Perhaps part of the UN problem is in the lack of understanding of the issues at stake shown by Navi Pillay, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights and secretary general of the conference.

Also, it suggests that you are unfeeling, and perhaps part of the current problem in more ways than you thought.

"Perhaps part of the answer is this.

She was wearing the colors of the Baltimore Orioles, which was perhaps part of her problem.