Sentence examples for enough of a problem from inspiring English sources
"enough of a problem" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is a problem that needs to be addressed. For example: "There has been enough of a problem with trash in the park that the city council is taking steps to improve the situation."
And air rage is enough of a problem.
The loss of Jonsson has been enough of a problem.
They pose enough of a problem for the Yankees without having Helton, too.
The Tech defense will be enough of a problem for the Scarlet Knights quarterback.
As if drift were not enough of a problem, ice has been known to appear as well.
But there was enough of a problem that the Yankees placed him on the 15-day disabled list yesterday.
The national experience is considered enough of a social problem that an aide to South Korea's president recently singled out the plight of the penguin fathers.
In that instance, high-ranking Dodgers personnel, including General Manager Ned Colletti, discussed how they could help Ramirez and whether he had enough of a medical problem to obtain an exemption for a testosterone-boosting drug.
The drug tsar title was borne out of the assumption that drugs were enough of a societal problem that they merited a separate government agency to respond to them and coordinate policy around them.
Enrolled at the age of 5 in the exclusive Spence School, on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, she's "aggressive, pulling hair,... laughing during lessons and talking out of turn" — enough of a behavior problem that the school suggests she see a psychiatrist to determine the cause of her maladjustment, which is never adequately addressed in "Gone to the Crazies".
Biles, who is bubbly by default, attends church with her family most Sundays, and admits to enough of a shopping problem that she might need repenting: during a day off at Pacific Rims, she went to the outlets and bought a Kate Spade bag and a Michael Kors iPhone case.
