Sentence examples for problem with the fact that from inspiring English sources

"I have a problem with the fact that he is advancing a very radical agenda".

The campaigners have more of a problem with the fact that recreational nitrous oxide has killed 52 people since 1971.

"I have no problem with the fact that Chris is a homosexual," Mr. Shirvell said in the interview.

I have a bit of a problem with the fact that not all Bafta [members] seem to watch everything".

This campaigner also thinks there's a major problem with the fact that anti-domestic violence ads tend to focus on the victims rather than the perpetrators.

Interestingly, he points out that no one seemed to have a problem with the fact that Prospero, a white man, would have a black daughter.

Some have problems with the fact that they will probably accept less senior positions than they once held.

I didn't want people to walk up to me and say, "Oh, I know who you really are!" If people have problems with the fact that I'm the guy who did those films, then I probably don't want to be around them anyhow.' There were other changes.

Weber, as one of America's leading Holocaust deniers, is perfectly happy, but I can see that old Ginsberg has terrific problems with the fact that Jews have cropped up in almost all of the major 19th and 20th-century political movements - many of them completely contradictory.

"There's plenty of problems with the fact that young men filmmakers are given opportunities where young women aren't.

"There are plenty of problems with the fact that young men filmmakers are given opportunities where young women aren't," says Talalay. "I mean, there's so much proof of that".