Sentence examples for problem or not from inspiring English sources

Information isn't a problem, or not much of one, in the case of food supply.

White people wearing Afro-centric clothing or accessories: is this a problem or not?

André Lecoq, a retired factory worker, is trying to figure out if he has a problem or not.

Instead, whether it's Microsoft's problem or not, they will blame the new operating system and Microsoft and another cycle of hate will ensue.

"For us, the argument over whether global warming is a problem or not is over," said Andy Taylor, at the time Enterprise's CEO, in 2007.

It wasn't a problem, or not at first, not until I began to discover romance and the vital significance of the back seat.

But Mr. Romney was the choice of almost half of those who considered foreclosures a minor problem or not a problem at all.

"The Justice Department does not always understand enough about the Medicare payment system to know whether there was a real problem or not," said Mr. Hellow, the lawyer for HCA.

Patients appear to be under growing expectation that when they enter a GP surgery, they should leave with a prescription for tablets or pills; whether drugs hold the answer to their problem or not.

Respondents were asked to rate seven different environmental issues – from climate change to loss of biodiversity – as being either a "very serious problem," a "somewhat serious problem," a "not very serious problem" or "not a serious problem at all".

The survey asked whether each barrier was 'a big problem,'a'a small problem,' or 'not a problem.' Big and small problem were combined to indicate each financial concern.