Sentence examples for the problem argues from inspiring English sources

The problem, argues Richardson, is that Bacon simply could not draw.

The problem, argues Toby Cosgrove, chief executive of the Cleveland Clinic, a hospital group, is that the existing public schemes routinely underpay hospitals for care.

Part of the problem, argues Sigman, is we have a nostalgic view of our own experience of television when we were young.

At least do something!"The problem, argues Nikolai Petrov of the Carnegie Moscow Centre, is that the economy cannot become dynamic and progressive if the political system is not fair and free.

Another and yet more intractable element of the problem, argues Neate, is the prevalence of domestic abuse, which is the reason for an average of two calls a minute to police.

"There definitely are significant problems with the system as we have it today but I'm not sure that there is such a humanitarian-development divide and that is the problem," argues humanitarian consultant Lydia Poole.

Banning the sites will not solve the problem, argued Jen Datka, a recent New York University graduate who spent the last year studying the phenomenon for her honors thesis in anthropology.

The report calls for more political focus on the problem, arguing that remedies cannot be left to charities and more socially progressive companies.

He objects to the idea that it was New Labour that was the problem – arguing that the party started leaving people like his mother behind after 1945, when the National Health Service and the welfare state were created.

The problem, argue the authors, is that these apps aren't effectively regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, and, as a result, many of them could be useless, if not harmful.

She is the first female stockmarket billionaire to run her own multi-media empire, a woman so famous that her name has become an adjective, as in "very Martha" or "a Martha moment".The problem, argues Mr Byron, a New York business journalist, is that her domestic self and the image of domesticity she sells could scarcely be more different.