Sentence examples for point that the problem from inspiring English sources

The fact that she is Polish, not British, seemed to prove the point that the problem, whatever it may be, transcends Slough.

The TUC is certainly right to make the point that the problem of wealth inequality in Britain is not going to be solved by cutting winter fuel payments for better-off pensioners.

Back in June, Wood bridled at criticism of the summer-reading report, calling out the "P.C. vigilantes" for missing the point: that the problem wasn't politics, but instead that the books were simple-minded and just too easy to read.

It is noteworthy at this point that the problem concerning periodic solutions of partial differential equations has become an important area of investigation in recent years.

From the economy to health care, from Russia to North Korea to Iran, words like rescue, reform, reset and re-engagement are designed to drive home the point that the problem was created on someone else's watch.

"It's often before you get to the resuscitation point that the problems come up".

The executive director of that commission says she welcomes the latest report, because it reinforces the point that the problems are so hard to solve.

"Jeff understands that point — the problem is that the owners want to impose rules that will not sustain antitrust scrutiny," he said.

But Ferrera told HuffPost that she was disheartened there haven't been more Latina winners since she first won -- the actress also pointed that the problem was not with the award ceremony but the content creation process.

And that begins to point at the problem.

There have been some notable Active Directory breaches in particular that point to the problem that Aorato is trying to tackle.