~ということだ (it means that)

The problem is that he's broke.

What it means is that debris flows happen after a mountain fire.

The point is, mothers are too busy.

The point is, they're too young.

The problem is that we don't know the situation at all.

The question is who will make the decision.

The question is who made the mistake.

The problem is what we should do next.

The problem is that we're short on money.

The problem was that I had nothing to say to him.

The problem was that the child had been spoiled too much.

The problem is that solar energy costs too much.

I found out that accomplishing one's goal is a difficult thing.

She couldn't believe that her husband had passed away.

The question is who will do it.

The problem is that we're short on money.

The problem is that you're too young.

The problem is that there's no money.

The question is which one to choose.