Sentence examples for a little problem for from inspiring English sources

"That's a little problem for them at times.

It will always be a little problem for us because we are such a small nation".

There's a little problem for Tycom.

This is the percentage of students that said in a survey from the American College Health Association that they think sleepiness is "more than just a little problem" for them.

Liberal Democrat Mr Cable, who also represents a south-west London seat, Twickenham, said: "This is not a parochial little problem for south-west London.

"He might have a little problem with my wife, but for me, we've been friends".

Of more immediate concern is a little problem that has plagued him for his entire career.

"It has become a profession to go out and look for a little problem here and there".

That presents little problem for a bottle of tequila, but could take the sparkle out of your trip if it's Moët & Chandon.

Security, the organizers were told by city and police officials of the Giuliani administration, would be little problem for a force accustomed to dealing with large-scale demonstrations.

Volkswagen has created another little problem for itself: It's a bad idea to use a foreign name that Americans can't spell or pronounce.