Sentence examples for problem rests from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the problem rests on the necessary if unsustainable distinction between improvisation and composition.

For the Administration, one problem rests in its own uncertainty about the Taliban's place in Afghan politics.

"Sometimes, the problem rests with a hospital's management team – unable to take the difficult decisions needed to turn things around.

So the problem rests with democratic politics, to roll back inequality without financial collapse or political revolution.

Part of the problem rests in the fact that the Egyptian security agencies are concerned about confronting civil society interactions".

"I was writing in early 1994 that the key to the North Korea problem rests on unity of approach among us and our major allies," Mr. Wolfowitz said.

Mr. Schneider cautioned that a potential problem rested in whether reporters and editors "self-censor themselves".

In particular, Ms. Tharp and her producers agreed, the problem rested in the first act.

Hana el-Gallal, of Libya's National Council for General Freedoms and Rights, a human rights group, said the problem rested with a lack of control over militias.

One non-military source in Misrata said the problem rested with the lack of a command structure for the militias; each prisoner is in effect the property of the militia who arrested him.

What can we learn from Domino's? 1) Do not be afraid to completely start over -- Domino's acknowledged their problem rested in a 50-year-old approach to making pizza and set out to change it.