Sentence examples for a different problem for from inspiring English sources

"There's always a different problem for which you have to make accommodations".

A different problem for such a topical satire might be that none of it is, well, all that topical.

The Roman Catholic Church, centrally administered from Rome, posed a different problem for the Nazis, whose relationship with that church in the 1920's had been bitter.

But Mr. Geithner presents a different problem for Mr. Obama, who staked his campaign on a call for change in Washington, especially in areas of economic policy.

But "stoneware" lacks the cultural resonance of "porcelain," which refers to a form the Chinese invented, and using glaze would have made the seeds less seedlike and probably very slippery, creating a different problem for the public.

"Fracking waste-water discharged at treatment plants can cause a different problem for drinking water: when bromide in the wastewater mixes with chlorine (often used at drinking water treatment plants), it produces trihalomethanes, chemicals that cause cancer and increase the risk of reproductive or developmental health problems," the report said.

But he saw a different problem: "The big hurdle for me was playing a guy who murdered someone, you know?" he says.

The next-largest penalty ever assessed for violating rules governing the electricity grid, $250,000, was levied in March against another subsidiary of the company that owns the utility, Florida Power & Light, for a different problem.

Families of lesser means face a different problem: These accounts cut eligibility for college financial aid.

And I think at the time the only other program worldwide doing something similar was Y Combinator, but Y Combinator was solving for a different problem.

In this paper, we address a different problem in which the request for the same stock items is stochastically recurrent.