Sentence examples for problem so long from inspiring English sources

And most developing countries are happy enough to consider global warming a problem, so long as it is not theirs.

And demand for larger cars isn't necessarily a problem, so long as that demand is sustainable in the long run.

As far as Ride are concerned, then, size of venue is no problem, so long as it sounds right.

We will never get anywhere on the mind-body problem so long as we persist in identifying consciousness with things like complex behavior or information-processing.

That being said, the students I have spoken to don't see this as a problem so long as the teacher is not too "loud".

The current cancer risk is not a problem so long as the cells are used in the petri dish, and not transplanted into humans, he said.

This pretty white frock from Hobbs will solve all your problems, so long as you stock up on stain remover.

Many athletes are willing to risk having chronic health problems so long as those injuries manifest themselves after their athletic careers.

There is little chance of solving major international problems so long as this country refuses even to have a seat at the table.

On that score, the professional security officials on both sides can be counted on to put domestic politics aside and to try to find a mutual approach to thorny problems, so long as they can talk candidly, and often, with each other.

My argument is that we will continue to feel impotent in the face of personal, social, and even civil problems so long as we remain naïve about what influences the behavior that perpetuates our problems.