Sentence examples for a problem anyway from inspiring English sources

According to city officials, the signs may be a problem anyway, though not one they seem particularly equipped to solve.

A common saying is "Fiji time," meaning, "Don't worry about time; it will eventually get done, and if it doesn't, it is not that big a problem anyway".

I didn't find it reduced the battery life of the Watch, though as that's a good day and a bit, this has never been a problem anyway.

But her colleagues argued that no one had complained, that it was unlikely to cause a problem anyway, and that no one wanted to take on the cost of resolving the issue in a time of budget cuts.

My ISP (whose owner chats on the same IRC channel I do) was sympathetic but his responsibility - my connection - was fine; and, he said, those timeouts shouldn't be a problem anyway.

"You don't need to get too hyped up because if you are not up for a final then I would say there is a bit of a problem anyway.

"But if you're the type of person who can only judge something on a pre-existing rigid set of criteria, you've got a big problem anyway.

I want to make it very simple, because it's really not a difficult problem anyway.

In his view, Vivendi Universal has a bigger problem anyway: "They just don't know what they want to be.

The UK industry was facing a demographic problem anyway, and last year, the industry and government agreed they had to work hard to recruit people into the industry, underlining how international the prospects are.

And isn't this a wider societal problem anyway?