Sentence examples for a familiar problem for from inspiring English sources

It is a familiar problem for Phoenix.

Ketchup faces a familiar problem for social apps: the lack of a critical mass of users.

One of the Shepherds' boats is stuck in port in Scotland, a familiar problem for this rag-tag fleet.

It's a familiar problem for many women, as standard sizing has never been very standard, ever since custom clothing gave way to ready-to-wear.

"The backdrop is kind of white; it's tough to get a read off the ball," Duda said, explaining a familiar problem for outfielders in day games at Turner Field.

Therein lies a familiar problem for scientists -- that of treading the fine line between touting the promise of the work, at least enough to gain public support and money, and being honest enough about the hurdles that lie ahead.

Rerouted subways and service disruptions are a familiar problems for commuters.

A FAMILIAR problem when looking for a successor to a strong and effective chief executive is the temptation to replicate the departing boss.

(A plural version replaces the singular variable 'x' with a plural variable 'xx' (read "the xs").) This leads to a familiar problem when truthmakers are sought for necessary theories: any entity (or plurality of entities) is a truthmaker for any necessary theory on the analysis.

With tee-off times set for midnight, the summer solstice golf tournament was fast approaching when Rebecca Jaud faced an increasingly familiar problem for this Arctic city: no rooms at the inns.

After years of lagging behind China and the West in the adoption of solar power, some states in India are proposing to build solar farms at a galloping pace that leaves them at risk of falling short of electricity (a familiar problem here) or of paying higher prices for it.