Sentence examples for a very different problem from inspiring English sources

When I first argued, a decade ago, that we now faced a very different problem because the younger generation were actually falling behind the baby boomers, it was thought to be rather a niche issue.

In this case a very different problem has emerged.

It is for those with a very different problem — the delightful problem of expecting to leave substantial assets to heirs.

This is a very different problem from his infamous "oops" gaffe in a 2012 Republican debate, but the timing for him is almost as bad and the effect on his presidential ambitions could be equally disastrous.

While many countries are beginning to feel the pinch of high oil prices, Russia, the world's No. 2 oil producer, is suffering from a very different problem -- too much money.

HONG KONG — As the United States prepares for mandatory budget cuts on Friday, Hong Kong is grappling with a very different problem: spending money as fast as it sluices into government coffers.

He has a very, very different problem.

It was written in a world facing very different problems from those of today.

But Los Angeles has a very different crime problem -- large, highly organized and thriving gangs.

Doing doctoral research in the sciences comes with its own, very different problems – in many labs there can be an unhealthy competitiveness and, as in any workplace, a culture of bullying – but one of the biggest problems involved in doing a PhD in the humanities is just how solitary it is.

The characters were three twentysomething flatmates with very different problems.