Sentence examples similar to no problem quite from inspiring English sources

No human behavior presents a literary problem quite as obviously as an extramarital affair.

Hall himself was no problem, weaving quite a bit of fancy teacher talk into his script but never going for very long without one of his trademark growls of repulsion at the state of American politics, the sort of thing that will make even the most somnolent student sit up straight in the lecture hall.

Almost all those who have spoken have expressed their satisfaction at the end, not only of this Laeken Council, but also of six months of Belgian Presidency, and I have no problem - quite the contrary - in joining in with your thanks, not only to Guy Verhofstadt and Louis Michel, but to all the Belgian Ministers and all their colleagues.

The larger problem, quite simply, is the superabundance of handguns.

But he added that the massive scale of development at Parchin made the problem quite challenging.

On Monday, Facebook solved that problem quite deftly — by expanding the board.

"Meeting those three requirements is a very difficult problem quite unlike other transactions," he said.

Some politicians believe they are suffering a scourge of witchcraft, and understand the problem quite differently.

Few people in the public eye seem to have experienced this problem quite as much as Serena Williams.

The problem, quite simply, is that many of the underlying conditions that produced the eurozone crisis remain unaddressed.

In the United States, the meat industry addressed the problem quite simply – it stopped using the word mutton.