Sentence examples for the problem resided from inspiring English sources

The problem resided not in his logic but in his choice of metaphor (one that, presumably, had not been fashioned by consultants).

Arsenal's interest and Suárez's apparent willingness to move to the Emirates sits uneasily with his previous insistence that the problem resided largely with the English media: London is in England too.

For a while I thought the problem resided in the fabric, and so I cast aside all my silk and knit neckwear and had a few ties custom-made of vulcanized rubber.

After some analysis of the code we concluded that the problem resided in the external API that was being used to validate email addresses (Jakarta Commons Validator 1.3.0 [49]).

Part of the problem resides in the feeling that Kelly isn't convinced Michael isn't really straight – something the movie follows.

The problem resides in the way London property is treated as gold bricks on which not a penny of tax is paid in this country.

It's easy to blame Facebook's business model (e.g., the loss of online anonymity allows it to make more money from advertising), but the problem resides much deeper.

Yet the problem resides not so much in discrimination in the admissions process (though affirmative action for the privileged persists in preferences for the children of alumni and big donors) as in the definition of merit used by the elite colleges.

Another approach to the problems in population ethics has been the suggestion that the crux of the problem resides in an all too "impersonal" morality and that the problems of population ethics can be solved by a shift to a so-called "person-affecting" morality (Narveson 1967, 1976, 1978; Roberts 1998, 2002, 2004, 2007).

The problem resides in the design of the human brain.

Part of the problem resides in the challenge of integrating heterogeneous types of data at different temporal and spatial scales.