Sentence examples for the problem exists not from inspiring English sources

The surprising part about this is that the problem exists not only in less-developed countries but also in the United States.

Other key scholars have recognised that the problem exists, but do not draw the necessary conclusions.

A: The problem exists, but it's not a big one.

Gaugh called the ordinances "overbroad and infringing on the human rights of the homeless". "The problem exists and you can not legislate it away," he said.

Today the problem exists because groups do not discuss with each other and so form micro-communities, which builds more fragmentation and sense of insecurity.

The insight that's emerging from the whole Infowars debacle is that problems exist not only with how public figures use social platforms, but with how their audiences interpret or mutate their messages as they get shared, again and again.

But an app like I Protect can only provide a temporary solution to the problem of forced disappearances, as the Egyptian state does not acknowledge the problem exists.

But, please, don't deny the problem exists.