Sentence examples for the problem has been in from inspiring English sources

The problem has been in the differences in access to the best of the new suits and also in the cost of the suits to age-group swimmers, eager to imitate the stars.

The problem has been in our conservative churches for decades.

"But the problem has been in California since 2003," he said.

Another USAID official acknowledged that part of the problem has been in the "communication" of the change.

The problem has been in how to process a staggering forensic workload that has bottlenecked the crime labs and the courts -- and how to put a face and a name to an unidentified DNA profile.

Before 2004, the problem had been in decline, with fuel poverty across the UK dropping from 6.5 million homes in 1996 to just under 2 million in 2003.

Luckily, the solution to this problem has been in the works for years now; we've simply failed to acknowledge it as such.

While the key application of this problem has been in the area of signal acquisition, it has also found applications in several learning related problems.

Though most of the problems have been in defence, the midfield has been affected as Michael Carrick and Darren Fletcher have been pressed into emergency service at the back.

"If you want to correct the problems for the future, don't you have to identify what the problems have been in the past?" Specter said.

The main problem has been in the striking department.