Sentence examples for a better problem to from inspiring English sources

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.

The point of reframing is not to find the "real" problem but, rather, to see if there is a better problem to solve.

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.

"It's a much better problem to have than living in a place where almost everyone is aggressively hostile to the environment," he said.

That sounds like a much better problem to have than some of the old ones.

You might end up fighting over who gets to play their favorite video game, but that's a much better problem to have than arguing over not spending enough time together.

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

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

Although Lizza wondered if these terrorist-inspired attacks might be a better problem -- because they lead to smaller-scale attacks instead of Al Qaeda's spectacular attacks -- Johnson cautioned that they are harder to detect.