Sentence examples for sees the problem in from inspiring English sources

The Rev. Richard Watkins, pastor of Mount Neboh Baptist Church, sees the problem in the empty pews and collection plates each Sunday.

While he acknowledged that "representation" isn't as cheapened for Muslims as it was in the 90s and early 2000s, he still sees the problem in some praised portrayals.

You can see the problem in the first gallery at MOMA.

We see the problem in sociocultural differences, not in racial prejudice.

Some players, and quite a few game designers, see the problem in more systemic terms.

But it is not clear that the Chinese see the problem in the same terms the Bush administration does.

Chandler did not see the problem in arguing with the Bulls' Joakim Noah, who was also ejected.

But the response then was to see the problem in terms of Israel's poor public relations.

The rich accountants who are helping global corporations evade tax see the problem in much the same way a scathing Marxist economist criticising Cayman might: don't blame us, blame global capitalism.

In defining the problem as he did — when Iran could get a weapon, rather than when it could have the capability to build one — he subtly indicated that he and Mr. Netanyahu still saw the problem in very different terms.

He cited the example of a mother he met while conducting the study whose son does not see the problem in playing video games for up to 15 hours a day.