Sentence examples for an age-old problem from inspiring English sources

This poses an age-old problem.

It's an age-old problem when marketing comedies.

Again, this appears like a new-world solution to an age-old problem.

Others agree that the city may have finally found a solution to an age-old problem.

It seems like an age-old problem — kids not eating their vegetables — and it is.

Misinterpretation is an age-old problem, making data open does not create that problem.

"This is an age-old problem," said Joseph Lubrano, the Brooklyn postmaster.

It's an age-old problem that seemingly remains unaffected by economic meltdown or climate change.

This mismatch between demand and supply is an age-old problem in commodity markets.

(Picture book; ages 3 to 5) It's an age-old problem: Two children, one ball.

Piracy law experts said a criminal trial would be historic, and a useful new approach to an age-old problem.