Sentence examples for an unlikely problem from inspiring English sources

Consider an unlikely problem: finding the poor.

But like other researchers, they have run up against what would seem an unlikely problem -- a dearth of specimens of this once devastatingly abundant insect.

It can have very rare but dangerous side effects, like internal bleeding, but in a sport where one possible side effect is a broken neck, an unlikely problem probably doesn't count for much.

Lying seems an unlikely problem in a town where there is only one place to get a beer, City Hall doubles as a church, and the post office is just the porch of the hunter's lodge.

Although this is discussed later in the paper, since we compare payoffs to schooling only for those who work in the most matching occupations by nativity, this type of endogeneity seems an unlikely problem in our estimations.

These strengths make selection bias an unlikely problem, and lack of power was a minor problem.

Meat deficiency is a quite unlikely problem among those who did.

In an affluent community, like ours, another unlikely problem arises — overpaying.

This week's rumors had Seattle coming up with an unlikely solution to the problem of Gomez scoring against them in CCL play, and perhaps eliminating them again next year.

"Inadequate stimulus" is an unlikely diagnosis for our problems.

Privacy advocates could learn a new approach to this problem from an unlikely teacher: publishers of intellectual property--specifically the American music industry.