Sentence examples for responded the problem from inspiring English sources

When asked by BBC's HardTalk earlier this month why Iraqi Kurdish Peshmerga fighters had appeared to melt away when fighting IS in key contested towns, Masrour Barzani, the head of the KRG's National Security Council, responded: "The problem is that the Peshmerga do not have the same kinds of weapons [as IS has] to fight back".

The 911 operator asked Green Whatt's the problem?' Green responded: 'The problem is he let my momma lay up here and die.

Responding to a question about why The Washington Posts article about the dinner did not go into any detail about Colbert's speech, Media Backtalk writer Howard Kurtz responded, "The problem in part is one of deadline.

Amongst those that responded, the problems most frequently mentioned were financial (38%), isolation (32%) and mental health (21%).

Just as the Russellian responded to the problem posed by (15) and (16) by holding that two sentences with the same intension can differ in meaning, one might respond to the problem posed by (23) and (24) by holding that two names which refer to the same object can differ in meaning, thus making room for (23) and (24) to differ in truth-value.

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

He responded to the problem of pantheistic interpretation of Christian mysticism in his Horasis ("The Vision") and Catechesis ("Instruction").

Sadly, a number of residents have responded to the problem by simply discontinuing their own personal recycling.

She later apologises and said the comments related to the way the Government responded to the problem by injecting money into the area.

But the proposal also calls for the bishops conference to establish a commission "to research how the church in the United States has responded to the problem".

On Friday, the city fired the head of the Health Department because, the officials said, he had in part not adequately responded to the problem.