Sentence examples for a problem only to from inspiring English sources

While some commentators have rejoiced in his persistent habit of "getting into a problem" only to sculpt his way out, others have been left cold.

This wasn't a case of the board paying out an exit bonus to a chief executive with no whiff of a problem, only to find time bombs ticking after he left.

The administration's domestic agenda is a problem only to the extent that it "is crowding out their attention" to the economy, Mr. McNerney said, adding, "I think the purpose of today was to convince us that there's at least a half-pivot in the other direction".

It's not uncommon for a traditional repair forum response to become the canonical source for an answer to a problem, only to get outdated and stagnant as technology changes.

Moreover, at least two doctors described difficulties in dealing with having a disabling physical health problem, only to then have to cope with yet more perceived criticism regarding a mental health problem.

"My fear is that we will jump into a system that will solve one problem, only to get involved in a much larger one".

THERE have been several cases in which well-meaning boffins have introduced a new species to overcome one problem only to create another.

With the outlook for the pound decidedly grim, it’s a problem only likely to worsen.

However, Mr Spierings addressed this by saying that the first sign of a problem only came to light after tests in March this year.

The deficit is a problem only in proportion to the overall size of the economy.

Various plants are known to have pollen which is toxic to honey bees, in some cases killing the adults (e.g., Toxicoscordion), in other cases creating a problem only when passed to the brood (e.g., Heliconia).