Sentence examples for not a little problem from inspiring English sources

"Racism in football is not a little problem; it's a big problem, a problem that is more alive than people realize," he said finally.

Not a little problem, but one that can reduce their health span dramatically.

He just needed a little reminder that sometimes in life, things that seem like a big deal aren't anything more than a little problem.

Pellegrini said: "He is not injured but he has a little problem.

I trained his dam [Mooakada] who I wanted to run over that trip but couldn't because she met with a little problem.

MR: By the way, what about "Lena?" She has a little problem, doesn't she?

If you don't have WinRar, you'll have a little problem here.

And I had a little problem, I didn't have any money and I had brought rum and cigars from Cuba and I was trying to trade it for gas.

"Wes had a little problem and we decided not to risk him on the day," added Di Canio.

Some foolish idealists might ask Why bother running under the banner of a party whose founding principles you disagree with, but a little problem like that isn't going to stop the modern NDP! Anyone who thinks the party's rightward shift began after Mulcair took the helm of the party, and not while the much-more-beloved Jack Layton was around, wasn't paying close enough attention.

A little problem: Some people who got their withholding reduced won't qualify for the credit.