Sentence examples for problem I believe from inspiring English sources

All this contributes to the government's female deficit, but the problem, I believe, runs deeper than that.

The problem, I believe, lies not in the partisan nature of the issues but rather in the deeply rooted, and conflicting, legal principles that are involved.

"I don't love writing; I love having a problem I believe I might someday write my way out of," she writes.

But the biggest problem, I believe, is that we spend too much time in each other's company, a tendency that is fatal in an industry that is meant to reflect the world.

I would say he overstates the problem: I believe that most teachers do articulate the significant differences between religions, and that few students would say that RE plays these down.

In dealing with this problem, I believe that we have something to learn from the companies that follow their "inner voices". Throughout these organizations there is a clear and concrete understanding of core goals and values, which helps employees remain focused on what needs to be done-even while everything around them is in flux.

One of the problems, I believe, is the mechanism of the "dispersal system".

While such tours raise a host of potential problems, I believe that done right, this sort of interaction can create life-changing experiences for all travelers.

I don't agree that money is the answer to problems I believe that a vibrant economy supported by a government focussed on competitive success does, we need to tool-up to get that.

"For all the economic problems, I believe the people will go where there is the greatest constructive realism and support those who have realistic long-term solutions," says Mr Dervis.

He, too, points to inexperience as a major reason for the school's problems: "I believe there were genuine reasons, and the principal was passionate about wanting to do something really innovative, but lacked leadership experience," he says.