Sentence examples for problem new from inspiring English sources

So is his problem New Yorkers or Nouveau Yorkers?

In response to the problem, new housing developments have been built in the peripheral areas.

The phrase Talented Tenth first appeared in Du Bois' The Negro Problem (New York, 1903).

One small problem: new evidence suggests the story is wrong and the wounded ship was scuttled and not sunk by the British.

To solve this problem, new plastic gates were devised that have springs to regulate the motion of the gates, thereby causing them to tilt when the skiers make contact with them.

To compound Monday's reputation problem, new figures indicate it is also the day when people are most likely to have their mobile phone stolen – with skint thieves who have spent their funds over the weekend to blame.

The biggest problem new-build football stadiums can have is a lack of character and soul, but at Broadhurst Park - the new home of FC United of Manchester - it's everywhere.

We are sending teams of structural engineers in to inspect any school that might have the potential of a structural problem," New York Governor Andrew Cuomo said at a news briefing.

No, Hollywood isn't the problem: New York is.

Messina told them he had a problem: New York City and its suburbs, Obama's top source of money in 2008, were behind quota.

To illustrate the problem, New York Magazine compiled a supercut of every single line of dialogue in the movies spoken by a female character who isn't Leia.