Sentence examples for even a problem for from inspiring English sources

"Why should I care about a system that is more costly, less efficient and is even a problem for patients in the system?" He'd get no argument from Hartmut Sinapius, a 62-year-old self-employed criminal defense lawyer.

And fair wages are even a problem for those who are native-born citizens.

Anyway, the white shoe thing isn't even a problem for me, because wearing white shoes in New York City is a fool's game.

A sad similarity that the Catholic Church and South Boston shared was the higher ups denying that there was even a problem for so long, with so many innocent young children hanging in the balance.

Coping with prosperity has even become a problem for cities that were slow to turn around.

"Both soon figured out that Egypt's internal problems and mismanagement hindered its effectiveness as a regional ally, and was even becoming a problem for the United States and its interests.

If it's really great, it might even cause a problem for Apple and its yet-to-be announced product.

Isn't money even more of a problem for sport?

Scarce strong sun in the UK is, therefore, even more of a problem for them.

Assigning all the seats in advance would make overbooking even more of a problem for the airlines.

Faulty burglar alarm systems cause even more of a problem for the town police, said Police Capt.