Sentence examples for problem nowhere from inspiring English sources

An Anglo-Balkan moment The end of the age of war Reprints Related items Britain and Montenegro: An Anglo-Balkan momentSep 10th 2009 Military exports: No farewell to armsSep 10th 2009 Gordon Brown's Lockerbie problem: Nowhere to hideSep 3rd 2009Despite all this, the assumption that Labour promised much on ethics abroad but delivered little seems overdone on both counts.

He's gotten some needed changes made, but this is a long-term problem nowhere near being solved.

"Food problems, nowhere to sleep, nowhere to run.

In Albany, bills aimed at the problem go nowhere.

HUNGARY'S homelessness problem is nowhere more visible than in the historic heart of Budapest.

I soon realized that my problem was nowhere near entertaining enough for "Car Talk".

Alas, the man with the key to solving China's corruption problem is nowhere to be found, either.

The problem was nowhere more acute than in sub-Saharan Africa, where roughly 30 million children were affected.

Jorge Posada is already on the disabled list with a damaged right shoulder, and while Rodriguez's problem is nowhere near as serious, it symbolizes the Yankees' stop-and-go start.

"The losses, despite the fact that they have become a problem are nowhere near the levels that would cause alarm bells to ring" the correspondent said.

America's problems hit nowhere harder than London.