Sentence examples for today that the problem from inspiring English sources

A company official said today that the problem had been fixed.

Some owners said today that the problem with the All-Star Game is that it has become an exhibition game, meaning the players no longer play hard.

Ken Zino, a Ford spokesman, said today that the problem was that the tires were unusually sensitive to the loads on them, and not that the Explorer was too heavy for its tires.

Mr. Youngworth, who has a long criminal record, argued today that the problem in the past was that the authorities had been trying to "extort his cooperation" through the sentences hanging over his head.

One senior Lib Dem figure suggested to me today that the problem begins and ends with the party's original internal investigation, led by senior barrister Alistair Webster QC, whose report last week was intended, in good faith, I'm sure, to draw a line under the whole saga, but opened both sides up to the bloodiest headlines for months.

Keynes argued, as does Krugman today, that the problem is a lack of consumer demand.

Nixon saw him off with the graceless comment, recorded on the tape for 22 March 1973, that "the problem with him is that he is a little bit stupid".

Nixon saw him off with the graceless comment, recorded on the tape for March 22 1973, that "the problem with him is that he is a little bit stupid".

This 20-point perception gap speaks to W.E.B. DuBois' 1903 assertion that "the problem of the Twentieth Century is the problem of the color-line".

Because my theory is that it's not winter that's the problem in Britain; it's Britain that's the problem in winter.

And if you are a GOP strategist, hoping to reclaim the White House in 2012, that's the problem.