Sentence examples for glamorous problems from inspiring English sources

Olivia, a countess, has only glamorous problems: a sexy young duke wants her for his bride, but she's not interested.

They certainly didn't have glamorous problems: Sue Ellen was an alcoholic, Lucy popped pills and slept around, Jock was an overbearing patriarch and Bobby was a little brother with an inferiority complex.

But the centers also provide a solution to the less glamorous problem of storage.

But for now a few women are experiencing the fun and problems of managing glamorous trains.

With a title like "Spoiled," I expected Caitlin Macy's first story collection to be about Park Avenue princesses caught in a glamorous panic of wealthy-people problems (status, sex scandals, where to summer) and using wealthy-people medication (gossip, Barneys, Grey Goose with a twist of Valium) to keep their despair as recessed as the lighting in their nurseries.

The fate of Pan Am, of course, was not a glamorous one with route monopoly problems and bankruptcy grounding flights permanently in December of 1991.

Fixing this problem is less glamorous and more difficult than engineering the ethnic mix at elite colleges and law schools, but it would help far more people.The time for affirmative action has passed.

The foundation is also applying the "pull" mechanism to the less glamorous but no less urgent problem of getting childhood vaccines that the industrialized world takes for granted -- against measles, whooping cough, tetanus, polio and diphtheria -- to developing countries.

In New Hampshire, Mr. Bradley found himself with another problem: the far more glamorous candidacy of John McCain.

Mr. Busch can come across as glamorous and female; "young" presents a problem, even in this land of pretend.

Such glamorous scenarios, however, mask some truly hard problems for Microsoft.