Sentence examples for the problem suggests from inspiring English sources

The scale of the problem suggests that decriminalising personal use is not enough.

The problem, suggests Sight and Sound editor Nick James, is that no one knows how to market it.

But Garst's timeline for gathering crucial data on the cause and scope of the problem suggests it may be hard to reach any conclusions.

"Synge's play is part of the problem," suggests Michael Billington, blaming it for why this "perfectly creditable revival … never achieves the right ecstatic quality".

The magnitude of the problem suggests that a better approach to combat looted funds starts with preventing assets from being stolen and laundered in the first place.

The problem, suggests Sir Christopher, is that in viewing it as uniquely special, Britain has suspended the usual rules of diplomacy.

And many prison systems play down the problem, suggesting that rape is so rare that there is no need for data.

But it gave the state 13 months to remedy the problem, suggesting that a first step might be abandoning a formula for distributing state aid that "does not bear a perceptible relation to the needs of city students".

Myanmar denies the Rohingya face persecution and says it is not the source of the problem, suggesting many of the "boat people" are economic migrants from Bangladesh.

Zeller dismissed the problem, suggesting that most of the disappeared youths just "tried to take their lives in their own hands" but remained in Germany and registered again in another community for services.

High levels of substitutional saturation are likely the problem, suggesting that even in this intron region there may be areas of higher mutational frequency.