Sentence examples for problem ironically from inspiring English sources

A recurring problem, ironically enough, is that new devices underestimate the power of the sea, and are unable to withstand its assault.

"Simmering at the End of the Line" (Dispatches, Aug. 10), about the oppressive heat in the Lower East Side-Second Avenue subway station, calls attention to a perennial problem ironically made much worse by the air-conditioning of subway trains.

Part of the problem, ironically, is that Colquhoun is such a fine, fluent writer that her words slip down as easily as a milky junket without you really noticing what is happening.

The problem, ironically, is that the short-term impact of Ed's proposals may well be that relationship between power and money and influence may go up....  At the moment the affiliation is essentially a contract between the Labour party and an affiliated trade union.

The problem – ironically, given that the Conservative party is the unabashed party of capitalism – is that capital's homogenising tendencies have been cutting down some of these fine distinctions and destroying much of the traditional material from which "the nation" is constructed.

The problem, ironically, is that there hasn’t been a real estate crash as there was in the early 1990s.

And "Little Lion Man" got the crowd on their feet, clapping and foot-stomping to the raucous beat as Mumford angrily mocked the subject of the song who blames everyone else for his problems, ironically taking responsibility instead.

When liberal interest-groups mock conservatives, they often sound like Noel Coward characters making fun of the rubes.The final problem is, ironically, the market.

It underestimates the scope of the problem and, ironically, the opportunity.

It is this basic reduction of such a complex problem that, ironically, could fuel a regional sectarian narrative about Iraq and push peace further away.

Mindfulness apps have more recently stepped in to help address the problems that, ironically, technology helped to create.