Sentence examples for a very common problem from inspiring English sources

"It's a very common problem," he said of power failures.

"It is about the separation of the cotton from the elastic, a very common problem.

WHO referred to blackouts as "a very common problem" and "part and parcel of our daily life"?

Wendy McClure's fish dilemma is a very common problem, from both a medical and an ethical perspective (The Funny Pages, Oct. 29).

— Melpub, NYC and Germany A. Discomfort associated with intercourse, also called dyspareunia, is a very common problem among women of all ages.

Though one symptom or several do not prove that such a condition exists — that's up to an expert to determine — these issues are a "very common problem for caregivers," Dr. Jacobs said.

"A very common problem that a lot of dog owners have is that they don't know that their dog walker has actually walked their dog," said Mohammed Ullah, Swifto's 23-year-old chief executive.

This is a very common problem.

It's a very common problem.

And this is a very common problem in my friends' circle.

In the sequential RGB endoscope, a very common problem is the colour channel misalignment artefacts.