Sentence examples for this problem has gone from inspiring English sources

I'm not saying it's increased, but I'm equally skeptical that this problem has gone down in terms of number of incidents".

Well, this problem has gone away.

Subsequently, those theories' inability to generalize their explanatory scope beyond the select few regions of discourse for which they are intuitively plausible casts aspersion on their candidate for F. This problem has gone by various names, but has come to be known as 'the scope problem' (Lynch 2004c, 2009; cf. Sher 1998).

"Clearly this problem has gone on far too long," said Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash)., who has investigated VA complaints.

In Japan, however, the problem has gone far beyond that.

In the past Samuel has been much more conciliatory to Koch, which shows how far the problem has gone.

But people shouldn't be lulled into thinking that the problem has gone away.

One headteacher said that the problem has gone underground, but it is definitely still there," Wilshaw said.

But half of it is mental; you can't really come back unless you completely trust the injury, that you believe the problem has gone.

But since they switched to their new rear bodywork configuration around the Belgian Grand Prix, that problem has gone away and their performances have improved enormously.

That problem has gone away as compact and inexpensive semiconductor lasers have become commercially available.