Sentence examples for any problems created from inspiring English sources

Even though Congress could address any problems created by a ruling against Obamacare, that's unlikely to happen.

One is curled up on the sofa in my office, moaning slightly, because she is sick anyway, making any problems created by the snow day without much snow moot.

Ginsburg's colleagues have minimized any problems created by a shorthanded court, pointing out that only a relative handful of the court's approximately 70 cases are decided by 5-to-4 votes.

It's just that, being conservatives, they — we — also worry about the growth of government and the permanent clientalization of the poor, and therefore we don't particularly like the logic of Yglesias's first paragraph, in which any problems created by mass immigration are to be solved through the simple expedient of higher taxes and increased government spending.

"Underpayment by the public programs dwarfs any problem created by the uninsured," says Greg Scandlen, director of the Heartland Institute's Consumers for Health Care Choices program.

Recommended by Tom (deputy director): "This is by no means Baudrillard's most famous tract, but it is one of his more searing works, laying waste to decades of fruitless attempts by intellectuals and politicians to solve any of the problems created by and within the post-industrialized, capitalist world.

In order to avoid problems created by any inter-run variability, qRT-PCR for tissue samples (controls, acoustic and mechanical trauma) from the same side of the brain was conducted in the same runs.

The problems created by Katrina require fresh thinking.

As a result, I caused myself enormous problems creating bedsores.

The current financial problems create quite an opportunity.

But problems create opportunities.