Sentence examples for A mild problem from inspiring English sources

"A mild problem between me and Oprah was seized upon by a culture that Republicans had whipped into a frenzy on the subject of elitism versus populism.

"If the electrical study shows a mild problem, one study has shown that such injections are beneficial.

For me, being called Loyd became a mild problem only later, when, for a couple of years, I had to keep track of which friends knew me as what.

Many of those who get addiction diagnoses under the new guidelines would have only a mild problem, he said, and scarce resources for drug treatment in schools, prisons and health care settings would be misdirected.

Pettitte (9-6) walkeDamionon Easley, the Tigers' leadoff hitter, to open the sixth inning, a mild problem that became something of a crisis when Pettitte threw two pitches out of the strike zone to the next hitter, Shane Halter, who had drawn only five walks this season.

Lomborg thinks it's a mild problem that may or may not become a severe problem, one that doesn't merit constraining our fossil fuel use or making economic sacrifices.

It won't happen overnight (unless it's a very mild problem).

Chika is a transient and mild problem for the young, but can be fatal for elderly persons with preexisting heart disease.

The 16 symptoms are rated on a 5-point Likert scale (0=not experienced at all, 1=no more of a problem, 2=a mild problem, 3=a moderate problem, 4=a severe problem).

A few days later, a colonoscopy revealed bleeding from his hemorrhoids, a startling, but more mild problem rather than something more ominous.

We checked off a few mild problems that we knew could be swiftly corrected with proper medical care.