Sentence examples for problem part of from inspiring English sources

Were the Corbynite New Model Army part of the problem, part of the anti-gentrifying demo – or a bit of both?

It took two years for Jackson to conquer her problem – "part of the reason why there's less falsetto on the record" – but she claims now to be a calmer, less erratic person thanks to his methods.

Her campaign has had a fund-raising head start; there was no doubt Republicans would put up a challenger, and as of early this month she had nearly three times as much cash on hand as Mr. Shelton, whom she calls "part of the problem, part of following hook, line and sinker a very narrow, special-interest-focused agenda that isn't reflective of what families in our community want".

Allergy is another problem; part of the population is allergic to bovine or porcine collagen [ 16].

This is an open question in the OECD document, which is uncertain "whether new technologies are part of the problem, part of the solution or both" [ 32].

In other words, although ASTRAL-2 generally is a better heuristic for the MQSST problem, part of the reason it is more topologically accurate is due to the constraint it imposes on the search space.

Make sure to wash the problem parts of your body carefully.

Practical Problems Part of the problem is that extremely low salt diets come with substantial practical difficulties.

Despite these problems, parts of the city are bouncing back.

First, his note became a tidbit by Mr. Gore in a televised debate with Gov. George W. Bush of Texas on Oct. 3. Kailey thought it was cool that it made national television, and Mr. Ellis was proud he had called the problem -- part of a larger national issue -- to the vice president's attention.

The problem is part of a much larger phenomenon.