Sentence examples for purely a problem of from inspiring English sources

But to those who would dismiss AIDS as purely a problem of other people or other nations, the surgeon general has this to say: "Until we get on top of this virus and its spread, we all have to worry".

It's purely a problem of logistics, organization and political will".

President Obama cannot do anything to stop the leak — it is a purely technical problem of huge complexity which needs experts to resolve.

There's also the purely American problem of struggling with dorky Hall of Presidents-style flashes whenever we see representations of our founding fathers.

Thus, the purely local problem of the Muslim raids on the Spanish south coast became merged into the much more formidable struggle with the Ottoman Empire.

By T. H. Bull and E. B. White The New Yorker, May 25 , 1935P. 11 We should imagine that one of the difficulties of the New Deal would be the purely social problem of announcing its dignitaries and their wives at formal parties.

The number of actors is daunting and thus the purely logistic problem of implementing change is huge.

Sahota said: "It is clear the vast majority of people regard obesity as a problem purely of personal lifestyle, rather than recognising there are other underlying issues which society needs to address".

Other philosophers liquidate the gap as purely a semantic problem.

The issues cannot be contained as purely a Māori problem.

OA is not purely a mechanical problem.