Sentence examples for considering it a problem from inspiring English sources

Rather than considering it a problem, they'll argue it's a necessary kick up the backside so many need.

Obviously, one will only consider it a problem if one deems the concepts employed in its formulation acceptable.

"I might not have considered it a problem if it weren't for our son".

On average, it took less time for gambling to develop to a stage that women considered it a problem.

"And when I bought this house it didn't occur to me to consider it a problem".

Speaking of tuna in general, he added, "If you eat the appropriate portion you should not consider it a problem".

"I happen to think income inequality is very important, but some people don't consider it a problem," Mr. Friedman said.

Yeah, I do have a gambling problem but I don't consider it a problem because I can afford to gamble.

They won't even consider it a problem, lest it hamper the future careers of their children, Madison (unisex), Avery (unisex) or Hunter (also unisex).

Briana has been a great eater since birth, but because I don't give her junk food or any sugar, I never considered it a problem.

The police said they had had only seven complaints about narcotics and morals issues from Harborview since 1997, and thus did not consider it a problem building.