Sentence examples for was a specific problem from inspiring English sources

Mr Straw told BBC's Newsnight it was a "specific problem" in the Pakistani community.

There was a specific problem with this film, which we saw often during the writing: the clash between realism and stylisation.

Jack Straw, the former Home Secretary, told the BBC that there was "a specific problem which involves Pakistani heritage men" targeting "vulnerable young white girls," whom they saw as "easy meat".

The United States Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit, in Denver, ruled last year that the broader program the Oklahoma district adopted in 1998 was not reasonable because unlike Vernonia, Pottawatomie had not shown that there was a specific problem for which drug testing was a solution.

Mr Straw said there was a "specific problem" in some areas where Pakistani men "target vulnerable white girls".

This suggests that either there was a specific problem with video quality in the videos accessed by year-3 students, or that this group was more aware of issues of quality.

But there is a specific problem with Islam.

There is a specific problem with the national game that simply does not apply across an increasingly tolerant country.

What they were suggesting was, there is a specific problem that is happening in the African American community that's not happening in other communities.

Straw said that this was noticeable in his constituency, Blackburn: "There is a specific problem which involves Pakistani heritage men… who target vulnerable young white girls".

There is a specific problem concerning propolis volatiles coming from hives treated against Varroa mites.