Sentence examples for very problem with from inspiring English sources

In his attempt to promote Harriet E. Miers's nomination, Matthew Scully unwittingly points out the very problem with it.

"The very problem with the word supergroup is that you do expect it to be times four, and I think this is going to be much more qualitative than quantitative," said Bobby Haber, chief executive of CMJ Network, which tracks music trends among college-age listeners.

But that gets at the very problem with these lawsuits — net neutrality is an exceptional issue for the FCC.

Analytics company Parse.ly is trying to address that very problem with a new feature in Currents, its free product highlighting broader audience trends.

Indeed, the very problem with the 2016 presidential nomination process is that we neglected to do that; insiders circled their wagons around a fatally flawed candidate instead of letting alternatives emerge naturally.

And that's when I began to realize that what once appeared to be a very creative and unique project suddenly reinforced the very problem with why men across the world have yet to care about combating street harassment as a whole.

Whatever really unfolded on Saturday night, clearly there is a very real problem with housing in the capital and beyond.

"We have got a very real problem with online abuse in this country," she said.

A 'real' housewife of Miami is having a very real problem with her insurance company.

The United States has escaped this fate largely because of the very problems with Japanese finance that Mr. Takenaka promises to attack.

But it may be the very problems with the plodding old shuttles that have had the greatest effect on the new direction of the space program.