Sentence examples for a problem after from inspiring English sources

So it is a problem after all?

I had a problem after Captain Corelli's Mandolin.

"That is going to be less of a problem after this year's bonus round".

Could they come to the UK without a problem after Brexit?

Segregation became a problem after the war, with separate neighbourhoods developing for whites, Hispanics, and African Americans.

Less a problem after Salomé, when she made 11 movies in the build-up to that breakout summer of 2011.

Fabio, the only survivor in the side from weekend draw with Newcastle, also has a problem after limping out of the action in the first half.

— Oh, baby, did Amanda Beard have a problem after finishing second in the 200-meter breaststroke at the USA Swimming national championships on Saturday night.

NO FIGHTING OVER THIS WILL Jean-Luc Baroni and his five siblings had a problem after their father, Giancarlo Baroni, died in 2007.

Does this mean that the current-account deficit isn't a problem after all, and that the dollar will keep on climbing?

Thirty percent of the Boxee queries concerned an inability to update the device's software, or a problem after an attempted update.