Sentence examples for problem lately from inspiring English sources

But his problem lately, according to scouts, has not been the cutter.

Kennedy said that had not been a problem lately, but he clearly has not had faith in his pitches.

Unfortunately for the reputation of the wider e-cigarette industry, the end users have been having a bit of a problem lately, with explosions.

Homelessness has become an endemic problem lately for city children; the statistical drop in welfare rolls is illusory for working mothers on minimum wages.

A lack of seats has not been a problem lately, as many of the shuttle flights are less than half-full.

Details of the deficit problem — lately running at $1 billion a month — can be argued over, but Congress cannot afford further delay in helping the system survive in the shifting world of modern communication.

How many of you have heard about problems lately regarding North Korea?

I'm having big problems lately and having trouble with playing any sport whatsoever.

"My family has been having a lot of problems lately," one teenager writes.

Coach Jim Fassel was vague about the nature of the examination, but Peterson has been plagued by neurological problems lately.

But casual dining chains have had their problems lately, with sales softening as budget-conscious consumers trade down.