Sentence examples for boutique problem from inspiring English sources

In the scheme of global affairs, Northern Ireland's problems were a boutique problem that didn't resonate globally.

Boutique hotels have a problem, which a travel industry insider explained to me some time ago.

"The problem of boutique fuels is certain to get much worse unless EPA reconsiders its decision to deny states relief". A provision of the Clean Air Act requires a number of metropolitan areas, including much of California, to add MTBE or ethanol to their gas to reduce smog.

"The problem with boutiques like Apple and Gateway is that you have to want to buy what they have or you will not even go," he said.

Your internal Spidey sense should be going off like crazy, with visions of poor fit for slender or thick wrists, unforeseen skin rashes, supply problems from boutique materials vendors, fit and finish rework, temperature and moisture sensitivities and mass recalls.

Kidd admits that throughout the 1990s the stigma against Nazi fashion waned amongst Western youth, and that as late as 2010 a boutique in Italy saw no problem in launching a Hitler-based marketing campaign.

Walking into a department store or boutique, you'll have the same problem.

Shoptiques solves these problems for boutiques, giving them an easy interface and a handful of resources to put their products up for sale on the web.

But the majority version of the debt problem is actually easier to solve than the boutique version.

Other commentators will argue that the problem is for California's use of its own boutique gas blend, which is not used anywhere else, rather than the federal standard for reformulation.

Sophie Sakellariadis is a Washington, DC resident who works for a boutique consulting firm that specializes in tackling complex geo-strategic problems for government and corporate clients.