Sentence examples for the problem insists from inspiring English sources

Councilman John D. Guman, a Democrat and co-chairman of the budget committee, who, along with the rest of the City Council, is studying the problem, insists he needs more information.

"Unamid is not the problem," insisted Henry Anyidoho, the deputy political head of the mission.

"We are not part of the problem," insisted Massoud Barzani, president of the Kurdish regional government.

In the horrendous publicity that followed a long series of strandings on airport tarmacs starting in late 2006, the airline industry has fought growing demands for federal legislation to remedy the problem, insisting that such incidents are statistically tiny and that the airlines themselves have put remedies in place without the intrusion of federal law.

A statement issued by the defendants' counsel downplayed the extent and gravity of the problem, insisting the companies complied fully with U.S. and international food safety laws.

The availability of resources simply shifts that point away from certainty, and it serves no purpose to walk away from the problem, insisting that someone else deal with it.

The bank has played down the problems, insisting the site is not being hacked.

"I don't think the naked part is the problem," she insists.

The problem, he insists, is that this narrative generally ignores England.

The problem, Lynton insists, is that there are no major video-on-demand or e-commerce sites will to distribute the movie.

He has been accused of objectifying such people or setting them up for ridicule, but the problem, he insists, is not his but the viewer's.