Sentence examples for a unusual problem from inspiring English sources

The news that after 18 years, the show will close on June 24 presents a unusual problem for the jaded among us.

But Lack, in seeking to make this vision a reality, has an unusual problem for a TV executive: sky-high ratings.

The Nyack Rotary Club, with four Giants season tickets bequeathed to it by a member, faces an unusual problem.

This month's puzzle not only gives everyone a chance to play "House" (as in the T.V. doctor), but it also gives readers a unique insight into the challenges emergency room doctors face when presented with an unusual problem and a patient who isn't under the care of a personal physician.

But MSNBC has also been hurt by an unusual problem for a cable news network to have: too much news.

John Edwards, a rich man who often talks about the ordinary people he represented in his years as a trial lawyer here, faced an unusual problem nine years ago.

But David Cameron faces an unusual problem, in that he spent his first two-and-a-half years as leader of the opposition preparing to inherit a benign economy, and he has spent the last 18 months throwing all the levers into reverse.

Or First Step to Freedom? – I find myself confronting an unusual problem: how does one critically analyse a pile of horseshit?

Neagle's career record is 105-68 and for a pitcher with his track record, he has had an unusual problem since joining the Yankees.

COËTQUIDAN, FRANCE — On a particularly muddy June day in Brittany, a group of bankers, managers and consultants tried to solve an unusual problem.

Nor is it an unusual problem.