Sentence examples for problem in the shape of from inspiring English sources

But it has run into a problem in the shape of a remarkably generous pension scheme inherited from BP.

Another south London problem in the shape of emergency engineering works between Clapham Junction and Earlsfield meant disruption to a number of services in and out of Waterloo.

This was plainly not Mr Bush's fault, and his basic strategy of throwing money at the problem, in the shape of tax cuts and increased government spending, has been the right one.

But an 18,000-word dossier produced by Mr Sixsmith reports a telephone conversation in which Alastair Campbell told him: "It [the compromise deal for Mr Sixsmith to move to another department] has run into a problem in the shape of Steve Byers.

But it had a problem, in the shape of batting phenomenon Don Bradman.

Determined never to sink so low again, British Olympic sport looked abroad, restructured, and threw money at the problem in the shape of the National Lottery.

Bubbles attempting to get clean: up one to five as he is trying to keep it clean, but he has bigger problems in the shape of the thug that keeps knocking him out and stealing his hard-earned cash.

"Without the vital support of children's centres to the poorest children and families, we are simply neglecting the seeds of more costly problems later in the shape of troubled families, crime, substance abuse and unemployment.

The problem was that history, in the shape of the Beatles, intruded like a pushy heritage guide.

For the solution of the network localization problem, we need unambiguity in the shape of the network based on internode measurements.

But just across the English-Welsh border in Merseyside, another problem is brewing for May in the shape of Vauxhall.