Sentence examples for problem suggesting from inspiring English sources

And many prison systems play down the problem, suggesting that rape is so rare that there is no need for data.

Dame Quentin Bryce says four decades of "courageous" social work led by women has not made headway against Australia's domestic violence problem, suggesting the key drivers of change should be men and police.

For those individuals who exploit the rights that come with being British but deny that there are any responsibilities, I have no problem suggesting that they relocate to somewhere they find less offensive.

A federal magistrate has solved that problem, suggesting that he work for Habitat for Humanity, the nonprofit group that builds homes for low-income families, as part of an agreement that lets him remain free while awaiting trial.

Three of four people questioned said unnecessary medical tests and treatments had become a serious problem, suggesting that they would support calls by health researchers for a payment system that would better reward appropriate care.

Desalination proponents like to say, "we don't have a water problem; we have salt problem," suggesting there's plenty of fresh water to be extracted from the world's oceans which cover 75% of the planet.

The scale of the problem suggests that decriminalising personal use is not enough.

The problem, suggests Sight and Sound editor Nick James, is that no one knows how to market it.

But that very problem suggests ideas Occupy Wall Street could focus on, starting with campaign finance reform.

Perhaps that was part of their problem, suggests Clay Shirky, a web analyst (and occasional Feed contributor) from The Accelerator Group in New York.

"Synge's play is part of the problem," suggests Michael Billington, blaming it for why this "perfectly creditable revival … never achieves the right ecstatic quality".