Sentence examples for problem is a matter of from inspiring English sources

The immediate oil problem is a matter of physical constraints.

Much of the problem is a matter of linguistics.

The extent of the problem is a matter of dispute.

In many cases the problem is a matter of space, Strange said.

In physics, the two-body problem is a matter of calculating the paths of objects in orbit around each other.

Whether both countries really do have the same problem is a matter of debate among academics here.

The problem was a matter of timing.

Ms. O'Neill, the mayor, said that in her view, the problem was a matter of perception and nothing more.

The first problem was a matter of noise: oftentimes when people are at a venue and they check-in on SCVNGR, they'll generate multiple stories (because they'll complete multiple Challenges).

Notably, since the public-private partnership was established in 2001, supplies of trypanocides never ran short, whereas this problem was a matter of continuous concern before.

"Whether you pick them up and treat them as problems is a matter of habit.