Sentence examples for been problem from inspiring English sources

That deficit would have been problem enough, but the credit crunch took things to an entirely different level.

"Our expertise has always been problem solving, helping people, that's why we managed to survive," Greg Pierson said.

The reason attempts to combine opera with the musical have been problem prone, I think, is that these genres are too close for comfort.

The back row and centres have been problem areas for some time so we're now going to look at the next group.

No! It's striking that this would not have been problem a few years ago when John Reid – a bruiser through and through – would have been perfect for the job.

"It serves notice to Chafee, Snowe, Voinovich and others who have been problem children that they will be next," Mr. Moore said, referring to three moderate Republican senators: Lincoln Chafee of Rhode Island, Olympia J. Snowe of Maine and George V. Voinovich of Ohio.

But that, too, hasn't been problem-free.

But the transition has not been problem-free.

He said arrangements with Chinese officials have been problem-free from the start.

Rental vouchers like the ones offered on "opaque" Web sites like Hotwire and Priceline have not been problem-free.

Her pregnancy had been problem-free until three weeks earlier, when blood tests showed that her liver was a little abnormal.