Sentence examples for a quiet problem from inspiring English sources

In the south, they drink, in many cases, more, but it is a quiet problem.

The move represents a significant rethinking of the office, which has traditionally served as a quiet problem solver, responding to scattered complaints about everything from unfilled potholes to unresponsive city officials.

Juliet has a quiet drink problem.

The other wife has a quiet anger problem.

Much dreaded is the "quiet" problem that goes undetected for hours, resulting in significant loss of data.

Quiet problem-solving became a Kroll mainstay.

But in a quiet bar his problems are front and center — and every potentially comforting or mitigating thought recedes.

But in a quiet bar his problems are front and center and every potentially comforting or mitigating thought recedes.

The rise of protein spiking -- which has been a quiet but well known problem within the industry for several years -- is in part explained by the surge in prices over the past five years, especially for whey protein, the most common and desired variety in workout supplements.

What I remember was a girl with serious self-esteem problems, a quiet, self-effacing child who felt utterly uncomfortable in her own skin; too shy, too insecure but mostly too self-critical.

If you are unsure how to respond to a problem or situation, soften your stance, find a quiet space within you, identify the problem, and see what happens in response.