Sentence examples for a better problem than from inspiring English sources

Sure, we have too much household debt, but that's a better problem than what most nations face.

But having to switch lenders is a better problem than not have access to a low-cost federal loan at all.

When the Yankees have been in difficult situations, he has often asked his best pitchers to take on extra duty, realizing that having a tired bullpen in a future game is a better problem than not having any future games.

The problem in Bosnia is corruption, and that is a better problem to have than war.

Still, it is a better problem to have than the one faced by many developing countries: seeing them run out.

Schwartz: It's true, that's a problem, but that's a better problem to have than not having anybody do the filtering for you.

While I tend to think that's a better problem to have than disinvestment and overall decline in city services – the misfortune of many inner cities in the not-too-distant past – these problems are real and need to be addressed.

With the imminent return of Colon from a strained left hamstring, the Yankees could soon have too many starting pitchers, which is a much better problem than not having enough.

Knowing that you have plenty to do is a much better problem than not having enough.

"It's a better problem for the manager to have than just having one player competing for every place," said Davies.

Given the size of the problems that now confront the city, backroom deals may not be enough any more.Mr Villaraigosa's supporters will argue that their more charismatic candidate would have been a better problem-solver than Mr Hahn.