Sentence examples for nicer problems from inspiring English sources

"Nicer problems to have," runs the caption.

"This is one of the nicer problems," he said.

Anonymous Try looking on the bright side: Granny-in-law must feel awfully close to you to send such intimate gifts, which is a nicer problem than the typical in-law troubles that cross my desk.

The worry is that the money will be spent today rather than saved or invested, further bloating a state whose revenue is already equivalent to 36% of GDP, compared to 20% in Mexico.Of course, these are nice problems to have.

I knew how the inter-stresses of the "formal" and the "contential" created so precarious a balance in the case of drawing or painting … I had yet to discover in what manner these nice problems of "form" and "content" occur in the making of a writing.

Next season, Joshua Smith will be one of those nice problems for Indiana Coach Mike Davis to have, that is if he doesn't go directly to the N.B.A. Steve Smith said N.B.A. scouts have shown up to every one of Oak Hill's games this season.

"We've one or two decisions but they're nice problems to have," said Troughton.

Also, in the land of nice, problems sometimes fester because everyone is too nice to say anything.

When you smash through your crowdfunding target in the way that Airtame did, it creates a new set of problems, albeit nice problems to have.

"Nice problem solving," I whispered.

It's a nice problem to have".