Sentence examples for luxury problem from inspiring English sources

That's the luxury problem now facing Apple.

JPMorgan Chase's chief executive, Jamie Dimon, faces a luxury problem.

To them their former coach's looming dilemma looks like what it is — a luxury problem.

Toronto traded back into the top ten to pick up Xavier University defender Nick Hagglund, as they try to solve that particular luxury problem.

He said that the broad debate about the level of oversight there should be on government surveillance was "a luxury problem" compared with countries such as China, which operate strict censorship of internet use.

Other major categories as well — best play, best musical revival, best actor and actress in a play and best actor in a musical — have many of the 851 Tony voters struggling with a luxury problem they rarely experience: choosing a favorite from several strong contenders.

These are luxury problems, of course.

Being an oil producer used to mean dealing with luxury problems for many members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec).

"Luxury Problems," his second full-length album on the Manchester label Modern Love, is radically moody, steady with beats but stingy with their sonic width, punctuated with machine noises and warm, echoed voices.

But the characters of Llanview, whom I still followed from time to time, were reminders that happiness lay in reckoning with the truth, with your true identity, rather than retreating into alternate personalities or dwelling on past traumas (and, let's face it, luxury problems).

Intrigued and repelled by the attentions of the geriatric father of one of her students — this dad, it turns out, is not only single but a computer zillionaire — Tovah indulges in elaborate marriage fantasies involving a baby, gobs of money and "so-called luxury problems".