Sentence examples for exactly a new problem from inspiring English sources

This isn't exactly a new problem in politics – but in the Labour party, especially, it's a surprisingly persistent one.

Solving the problem of information overload and improving discovery is "not exactly a new problem," he said, noting that juggernaut tech companies like Google have been chipping away at that particular dilemma for some time.

This should surprise exactly no one; it isn't exactly a new problem.

This isn't exactly a new problem.

This whole thing isn't exactly a new problem, though the government lost almost exactly the same amount of stuff five years ago, give or take $10 million.

It's a weird conversation from a Texas perspective, where Mr. Perry has had exactly two credible primary opponents in two decades, and it'll be interesting to see him working a new problem.

A new problem exists.

Then a new problem arose.

And now they have a new problem.

It's not a new problem either.

It was not a new problem, though.