Sentence examples for problem it would be from inspiring English sources

It hadn't occurred to me how much of a problem it would be before it happened.

If Eddie were playing and not taking care of his problem, it would be self-destructive.

"If homelessness were the only problem, it would be simple," said Marguerite Brown, a program manager at Cornerstone Community Outreach, a nonprofit organization serving the homeless.

This time, if there were such a problem, it would be the smaller, three-seat Soyuz capsules that brought the astronauts home.

I hadn't anticipated how much of a problem it would be for me to use the powerchair, or how frustrating it would feel.

But painful as it will be to address the problem, it would be worse to delay, and thus put the city's future in jeopardy.

For the New York Times Magazine, Paul Tough writes about President Obama and the fight against poverty: If any American president might have been expected to focus his attention on Roseland and its problems, it would be Barack Obama.

"If anyone can deal with problems, it would be Phil".

Several computer experts said they believed that it would not solve the problems it would be addressing.

However, let's accept that given their economic problems, it would be natural for the Legislature to want to try to cut the Medicaid budget.

"But the time has arrived to reform a system that has so many problems it would be difficult to list them all".