Sentence examples for remember the problem from inspiring English sources

Cabrera responded, "Remember, the problem with those guys is they're élite.

(Remember, the problem is too little demand, not too much. We can afford this).

Are you so horribly spoilt that you don't even know your few slaves, or such a fat cat that you own more slaves than you can possibly remember?" The problem, for Seneca, is not that owning slaves is bad for the slaves, or that the rich man's wealth might be better spent feeding the hungry than buying another ivory-legged table.

He would invariably ask, in his Socratic way of probing, "What's your model, then?" Whatever answer was forthcoming, he would fol low up by saying: "Remember, the problem you have playing that game is...". and offer some cautionary advice, pointing out other possible options.

But remember the problem: Ashwinn and his teammates are outsiders.

"I remember the problem Leeds had [when Lee Bowyer and Jonathan Woodgate were charged with grievous bodily harm in 2001].

He only remember the problems he have with them.

"It made me remember the problems that sanctions on Iraq caused here: poverty, disease, lack of services.

At today's budget hearing by the Assembly and Senate, Senator Daniel R. Hevesi, a Democrat from Queens, urged Mr. Levy to remember the problems encountered by his predecessor, Rudy Crew, after his friendship with the mayor soured.

First, it has been controversial because when it was first used there were problems–such as increased risk of bleeding– that were later fixed, but many doctors only remember the problems, he said.

Remember the problems in Flint, Michigan which resulted from skipping steps that would have protected the public!