Sentence examples for a problem considering from inspiring English sources

Quite a problem, considering his default of emotional understatement and mine of lapsing into a crying jag at the first sign of human warmth.

This could be a problem considering that three-quarters of the squad says they have funded their habit through crime, with burglary and shoplifting the most common.

That's a problem, considering that more than a third of college-educated women today have their first child at 30 or older.

Money, at least in the short term, should not be a problem, considering that he earned $250,000 in the off-season by winning an exhibition that featured Andre Agassi.

And that is a problem considering the meeting rooms are filled with alpha males who realize their legacies are tied to what will be determined in the next 10 weeks.

In an appearance on Bloomberg TV, he lamented that the well-publicised battle led "a few 100" customers to cancel their orders for the Model S. That would not be a problem considering "they have buyers lined up 10 deep," in the words of Jim Hall of 2953 Analytics, a market research firm.

At the same time, a crackdown on social security fraud — a problem considered as pernicious as the country's widespread tax evasion — has seen some results.

But, for years, the last leg was a problem, considered by some antiquated and irrelevant.

If runaway costs for a child's cellphone are a problem, consider AT&T's Smart Limits for Wireless service.

The May 40 call looks like a nice choice; if liquidity is a problem, consider buying some NILE shares.

Even if estate taxes are not a problem, consider Rothifying when the dust settles on income tax rates-if you have outside funds to pay the conversion tax.