Sentence examples for so part of the problem from inspiring English sources

So, part of the problem is dull writing.

"It turned out I was about the only one who thought so". Part of the problem was that others didn't think that Finden passionately believed in what he was saying.

So part of the problem is the Constitution.

So part of the problem is to calibrate a response to the severity of the attack.

"So part of the problem is that we had a claim for two glass items and the image of a terracotta vase," Ms. Rosenberg said.

"So part of the problem for the opponents of the initiative is that there does seem to be a high level of anxiety around health care questions, and this referendum seems to provide some kind of a security blanket," he said.

"We validated a lot of things we believe we knew," Mr. D'Alessandro says, among them that "people say, 'I don't have the time,' 'I don't have the training' and 'It's not me; I'm not the guy running to the problem.' " So "part of the campaign is broadening the understanding of what it takes" to be a volunteer firefighter, he adds.

"You people are so part of this problem; you are so not part of the solution," he says.

More troops, more money, a harder push against corruption and warlordism, when our presence is so obviously part of the problem and we could never do it "right"?

So perhaps part of the problem here isn't that French films are better than British ones – maybe they just love them better.

SL: It's so much a part of the problem because the standard is so f*****g low.