Sentence examples for a problem for something from inspiring English sources

This is much less of a problem for something like Senate races, because the historical data is much more robust: about 35 races contested once every other year, as opposed to just one every four years.

We wanted to solve something that wasn't just a problem for Rio residents, but something that's simultaneously a problem for residents, for the government, and for 1746".

And because people, when they have a problem, search for something, we can detect uncommon searches as a blip.

My books are well-reviewed enough and sell well enough that I wouldn't imagine I'd have a problem qualifying for something like that.

— Jeff Gordinier The Wall Street Journal: The bland taste of bottled water is a problem for people who want something tastier – but who don't want soda.

Consider whether or not extreme closeness between twins is a problem for you or is something that you can live with.

I used to think of immigration as a problem for the migrant poor, not something that affected college-educated global citizens.

Whenever one encounters such opposites, each of them with persuasive arguments in its favour, it is worth looking into the depth of the problem for something more than compromise, more than a half-and-half solution.

Frances Ha was a something of a problem for me.

Apparently this is something of a problem for people who wear nothing but identical black socks.

But the modern world is itself something of a problem for Labour.