Sentence examples for double-edged problem from inspiring English sources

Jon Cohn gets it: it's actually a double-edged problem for the Republicans.

In the early years of the 20th century, California's orange growers faced a double-edged problem: ever-increasing production and flat demand.

That explanation is reasonable enough although, had a deferral scheme been accepted, then Green would not be on the verge of inheriting a double-edged problem.

In this regard, the climate-energy problem is often thought of as a double-edged sword – solutions to the climate problem make access to low-cost electricity more difficult.

Debt is a double-edged sword and can be a problem if not managed responsibly which is what happened in the recent recession.

If we look at this issue and recognize that the US is one of, if not the most technologically advanced societies in the world, the problem becomes a double-edged sword.

(ID 3, primary infertility, aged 33 years) About half of the women highlighted their need not to disclose their infertility to friends or family, for some disclosure about fertility problems was a double-edged sword, potentially creating extra pressure and expectations.

So it's a double-edged sword when you've got mental health problems.

Luckily, there are several ways to avoid this problem: Tumble dryers can be a double-edged sword.

At the root of the American problem is our refusal to truly acknowledge this double-edged start.

The problems that stem from gender have become double-edged.