Sentence examples for to say the problems from inspiring English sources
That's not to say the problems are not getting worse.
"The last 10 years have seen an attempt to say the problems of the NHS can be solved by more money," he says.
It may be right to say the problems of the county go back for years but, as Ms. Altmann acknowledged, whether it's right or not may not matter to voters.
The good news is GE Chief Executive Jeff Immelt Jeffrey Immelt said losses appear to have peaked, but that's not to say the problems will be over anytime soon.
One of Belcher's friends wrote in to Deadspin to say the problems were a long time coming, and that his relationship with his girlfriend Kasandra Perkins was an unhappy one.
True, there are promising solutions to, say, the problem of conflicts of interest.
But nobody is ready to say the problem has been completely solved or entirely understood.
However, Findus had declined to say the problem was related to undeclared horsemeat.
This is not to say the problem does not also exist elsewhere.
It's tempting to say the problem is a simple misunderstanding, because increasing average global temperature can have paradoxical and counterintuitive repercussions, such as causing extreme cold snaps.
And the conventional wisdom has more to do with flooding than with drought: people like to say the problem in Houston is with too much water and in the wrong places.
