Sentence examples for a problem sadly from inspiring English sources

But more troublesome is the potential of powerful amphetamines to ravage your pleasure receptors, killing your sober sex life not to mention your overall capacity to experience joy without a hit, a problem sadly not unusual among habitual meth smokers.

But more troublesome is the potential of powerful amphetamines to ravage your pleasure receptors, killing your sober sex life not to mention your overall capacity to experience joy without a hit of crystal, a problem sadly not unusual among habitual meth smokers.

But unemployment remains a problem and, sadly, economic reforms now seem to have stalled in France and Germany.The biggest snag, of course, is that because of its less favourable demographics, Europe has an older economy than America.

But the problem sadly goes much wider than merchant banks.

Not that the chatbot can do much about the latter problem, sadly.

"Gun violence is a problem nationwide, and sadly in the state of Colorado, we are all too familiar with some of these tragedies," said Fields.

In a statement, the BPI said: "Mental health problems sadly affect people in all walks of life, including those in the creative community.

It's no trick of scheduling that lost Detroit 12 of its first 15 games, as the inability to score in any kind of efficient or consistent manner has been a big problem – and sadly, a big problem among many – for the Pistons thus far.

But his problems, sadly, are now our problems too.

Diaby's fitness problems, sadly, have long since stopped making the headlines but Ramsey's latest injury is a different story.

Mr Sullivan told Sky Sports News: "It was one individual who had too much to drink, sadly a problem in British society.