Sentence examples for nasty problem from inspiring English sources

"It's a nasty problem.

On top of this rather nasty problem, there's the issue of actually fulfilling the pledges.

As fallout from Hurricane Florence continues, a particularly nasty problem looms: lagoons of overflowing pig waste.

And you do not need to be a Cassandra to predict that, eventually, they will create a nasty problem.

"It's a nasty problem," said Dr. Joris Delanghe, a professor of clinical chemistry at the University of Ghent in Belgium.

Many West players raised the opening one-club bid directly to five clubs, setting North-South a nasty problem.

"We're comparing it to some guys that had some really nasty problems," Clemens said.

Advertisers swooped in and dropped a protective cloak over magazine land, their beneficence masking all the nasty problems.

If you're secretary of state, inevitably, every day into your in-box comes a lot of really nasty problems, many of them intractable.

She chairs the Internet Watch Foundation and says internet providers don't need statutory regulation to force them to deal with "nasty" problems, such as content unsuitable for children.

The telethon perfectly mirrored the government's way of doing business: throw money at nasty problems and leave the unpleasant details under the rug.