Sentence examples for almost no problem from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, almost no problem can be productively conceived in this way.

Almost no problem goes un-talked about, un-taught from, un-ruled on.

There is almost no problem that my father cannot solve with a color-coded spreadsheet.

The first, uncollected tax receipts, shows that Germany has had almost no problem when it comes to taxpayers paying their bills due to the government, while Greece has had an unparalleled challenge.

"When you learn how to communicate with others, there's almost no problem you can't solve," she wrote, then added: "Only surround yourself with people who you CAN communicate with.

But we have had almost no problems".

In fact, there had been almost no problems.

Ling said there had been almost no problems with other activity submissions.

Despite his complex affairs he says he has had almost no problems switching.

Rigid bureaucratic rules, for example, can help a company avoid fire fighting altogether, but at the price of almost no problems getting solved.

John Rubin, a filmmaker in Cambridge, Mass., loves his teeth, has had almost no problems with them and yet still has had dental nightmares about damage and loss, in one case of his entire upper palate falling out, teeth attached.