Sentence examples for good the problem from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, it is good the problem may be fixed.

"We're hoping that by the time we peak," Meredith said, "the prize money will be very good". "The problem is, it's like a secret world," La Patin said.

There is also a certain anti-corporatist, libertarian "stick it to the man" quality to blocking ads: "I am getting my content free, and it feels good!" The problem is that by blocking ads you don't "stick it to The Man" - you just stick it to publishers who are trying to deliver good content to you.

The other problem is that, for ill or good, the problems of the poor have become inextricably bound up in the thorny question of race.

But when it comes to counterfeit goods, the problem has gotten worse.

That's all well and good, but the problem is making this story stick.

All well and good, but the problem with Socrates is that he lived the other side of Christianity.

Capello said: "The facilities are really, really good but the problem is the pitches.

We usually have good ideas — the problem tends to be in making those ideas actually happen.

"The central government's policies are good, but the problem is the local government.

If the tester lights, the circuit is good and the problem is in the sounding mechanism.