Sentence examples for problem if in from inspiring English sources

That wouldn't have been such a problem if in my rush to please I hadn't gotten so lazy with the cooking: my sausage and peppers had devolved to Nathans, and I'd stopped caramelizing onions for my hamburgers.

In the interview, Obama said: "The way I looked at it was that it would be our problem if, in fact, complete chaos and civil war broke out in Libya.

If harassment is proven, he told The Asbury Park Press, "there are a variety of choices available to us, and we'd take the one most appropriate to meeting the organization's need to meet the problem, if in fact a problem exists".

Remark 2.4 It is an open problem if in some appropriate assumptions, one can prove that a Ćirić-Reich-Rus G-contraction is a Picard operator.

Either way, the rate at which these designer narcotics are being deliberately tweaked, multiplied, and strewn across the Dark Web's one-stop pharmacies is so outpacing existing international drug regulations that officials are scrambling more than ever to try and figure out how the hell to tackle the problem, if in fact it can actually be tackled.

The first two experiments showed that the fornix lesions spared acquisition of a contextual biconditional problem but produced a mild deficit on the spatial biconditional problem (if in place A dig in pot X, if in place B dig in pot Y).

Sooner or later Congress ought to solve this problem, if not in the reform bills then in separate legislation fully paid for.

That decision, however, could raise its own problems if, in the future, the international board were to issue a standard that the S.E.C. believed was wrong.

The mercury isn't a problem if ingested in small doses.

Pamela Sykes-Henry, 63, of Riverside said marijuana should not be a problem if used in moderation, although she does not use it.

Peacocks' loud calls are a problem if kept in urban areas.