Sentence examples for thought one problem from inspiring English sources

Dr. Fisher said he thought one problem was that Catholics and Jews involved in the project had differently interpreted a letter written by a Vatican official, Cardinal Walter Kasper, to the scholars' panel.

I think one problem is that Kandinsky did not make cleanly resolved masterpieces.

"I think one problem in the past is that people put more energy into thinking about the day of the revolution itself than what they'd do in power," he says.

I think one problem with the patent office is that the language is so generic that damn near anything can be said to infringe someone else's patent.

I've always thought one of the problems for Britain was how to persuade the country to cope with the ever-accelerating rate of change.

Dr. Scaife thought one of the biggest problems with science teaching was that rote memorization was stressed too often.

Now part of the role of these conventions [forthcoming in Indigenous communities] is to work out where recognition lies on that spectrum, and I think one of the problems … is the ambiguity over the term 'recognition'".

I think one of the problems in the NGO sector has been on trade.

I think one of the problems… is you are very client-centred so you're looking at the problem that is important to the patient and if you're relying on family members, you're not always sure that you're identifying the problem that is important to the patient (Multidisciplinary palliative care team, G12).

I think one of the problems is that people haven't got any baggage on me, they haven't got any levers on me.

'Actually, I think one of his problems is he just looks so bloody lugubrious,' said a friend.