Sentence examples for to mention the problem of from inspiring English sources

The candor of Mr. Kérékou and Mr. Rawlings stands in refreshing contrast to the reluctance of Western leaders to treat honestly, or even to mention, the problem of slavery.

The filmmaker Ed Wood, Jr., who died in 1978, didn't make many movies during the last decade of his life, owing to problems with money and booze, not to mention the problem of never having made movies that were any good in the previous decades.

By Nick Paumgarten The filmmaker Ed Wood, Jr., who died in 1978, didn't make many movies during the last decade of his life, owing to problems with money and booze, not to mention the problem of never having made movies that were any good in the previous decades.

Not to mention the problem of ignoring the moral considerations of having a society where wealth determines health.

I was setting myself up for an unthinkable amount of typing not to mention the problem of inventing plots, characters, setting, all that stuff.

CRAIG V. VANSANDT Carlisle, Pa., Feb. 22, 2012   Mr. Doron is right that nuclear technology is ready and does not cause global warming, but he is wrong not to mention the problems of unresolved waste storage, earthquakes, exposure to cyber and regular terrorism or the potential concentration of the fuel for military use.

He considered attending Cambridge University to obtain a degree, but was counselled that fulfilling the various requirements would likely seriously interfere with his research program, not to mention the problems of obtaining financing.

But in too many other cases, failure even to mention the problem makes the sufferers of life's ordinary ailments feel abnormal, or even that they should be ashamed.

But consistently running into issues with products that are out of date by the time they ship could have a long-term, net negative effect on backer appetites, not to mention the problems it generates in terms of building long-lasting customer relationships.

The authors do mention the problem of parallel gene loss leading to convergence in the gene content trees.

Finally, Kareiva does not mention the problem of global climate change.