Sentence examples for a bad problem to from inspiring English sources

As Susan Sontag might have put it, this is not a bad problem to have.

Somebody should remind her that in New York City, too many diligent candidates is not such a bad problem to have.

"We thought we might be going to Melbourne with him, now we might have to have a rethink but it's not a bad problem to have".

Not a bad problem to have.

For a startup, it's not a bad problem to have.

But given how things might have turned out that's not a bad problem to have.

And that, of course, is not a bad problem at all.

Now we have a faceless force – call it progress, call it energy dependency, call it avarice, call it the best solution to a bad problem – that threatens our every shore, that flattens our plains cities and scorches our South.

But he was always careful to avoid the hard stuff; he said he had a bad problem as a teenager and was going to stay out of trouble.

"We're happy to make a bad problem less bad," Wodak says.

Consider Coors' perennial problem of incomplete and late deliveries to its distributors, a bad problem for a label that touts the freshness of its product.