Sentence examples for calls a problem from inspiring English sources
Beware anyone who calls a "problem" an "issue".
Babies' jawbones tend to break off when clubbed.Preventing genocide is what one of Barack Obama's advisers calls "a problem from hell".
From the testimony, it seems Sergeant Akbar was a classic case of what the Army calls "a problem child," shunted from platoon to platoon over five years, eventually being stripped of his duties and made to mop and sweep floors as a sergeant, even though such work is typically privates' work.
"Don Quixote" has been called a "problem" ballet.
"Hannah Free" is what used to be called a problem play.
Still, winning did present the one condition Mr. Cunningham would call a problem.
He determined to approach longevity as what can only be called a problem in engineering.
Solanas had what you might call a problem with men: she wanted them all dead.
LILLA: His magnetism, and his willingness to call a problem what it is.
Companies across America have the same problem — if having too much money can be called a problem.
"It's not what I'd call a problem — it's what I'd call learning, reconfiguring, doing it again".
