Sentence examples for seemed the problem in from inspiring English sources

And for years, it seemed, the problem in Alzheimer's was that brain cells were making too much of it.

To me it seems, the problem lies in the nature of music funding.

"It seemed like the problems in the world were increasing all the time," he said.

Most of the time however, it seems the key problem in Ghosts has been the sheer time needed to populate each location.

And that seems to be the problem in general with this first attempt to interactively engage MoMA visitors: there seems to be very little imagination put into the interactivity part of the deal.

The poor quality of the region's public schools risks holding back the expansion of higher education (together with slow economic growth, that seems to be the problem in Mexico, says Ms Lustig).

Far from trying to reconcile divine simplicity with his theory of ideas, Malebranche seems to exacerbate the problem in some of the ways he characterizes ideas.

The housing crisis seemed the more intractable problem in the survey.

"It's a shame no one seems to know that the problem in Africa looks like the problem in inner-city Houston, Chicago and New York".

Although some of the S.E.C. people he spoke with seemed to recognize the problems in NovaStar's operations, their investigation did not appear to be gaining traction.

It seemed like the problem was more in their own unwillingness to acknowledge what had occurred.