Bayrou is right when he says that the problem today is "structural".
He says that the problem was thrust upon him when he undertook to help others.
She says that the problem of drugs pricing affects rich countries as well as poorer nations.
Gordon returns to dinner visibly disturbed and says that the problem is that he thinks he'd like to marry Prue.
And the industry says that the problem could be solved by letting it do what it does best — innovating.
France says that the problem of the Roma is a European one that must be solved in their home countries.
Victoria Buxton, an analyst at Lehman Brothers, says that the problem also lies in the way that the company spends its advertising budget.
The polling firm also says that the problem is most extreme in the government-subsidized stores that were created to provide affordable food to the poor.
Percival Zhang, professor of bioengineering at Virginia Tech Institute, says that the problem is not just technical but that, sometimes, "scientists have poor imaginations".
While New Jersey Transit says that the problem of malfunctioning doors is not widespread, these isolated incidents have shaken employees and riders alike.
He says that the problem of payments beyond contractual obligation – which have totalled £2.9m in recent years, according to the National Audit Office.
