Sentence examples for problem not to from inspiring English sources
Sociability also masked an incipient drinking problem, not to mention a fair bit of philandering.
And the reaction to Daley's coming out showed an interesting cultural problem, not to be legislated against.
The chief goal of China's growing number of waste-to-energy plants is to help alleviate the country's massive solid waste problem, not to produce electricity.
He solved that problem — not to his own satisfaction, but to the publisher's — by depicting the darker-skinned man obscured by shadow.
"And that's where the problem is, so what I'm suggesting is that we need a solution for that problem, not to condone that behaviour.
New York, in 1984, had a crack problem and a crime problem, not to mention the usual rats, roaches, garbage, and corruption.
The reason is that college presidents are hired to solve problems, not to create them.
They are organized to address concrete problems, not to dispense utopian malarkey.
The amusement park is increasingly plagued by problems, not to mention potential liability.
It thus responds to actual problems, not to theories and rules (which these problems may have rendered obsolete).
It would be good for them to tackle the continent's real problems, not to keep wrangling over its institutions.
