Sentence examples for problem that would be from inspiring English sources

There's only one problem: that would be illegal.

There is no such thing as a problem that would be better off left alone.

He said the team had an image problem that would be eliminated once the team's young stars became popular.

"If there were public services out there taking care of this problem, that would be terrific, but they're not.

"But I've been focusing on a problem that would be a problem even if the other stuff wasn't a problem.

Panel shows were immediately chosen by Cohen as a priority and a problem that would be relatively straightforward to address.

Leaders found themselves dealing with problems that would be considered blessings in most of the country.

The extent of the problems that would be caused by a shutdown is unclear.

So we used to think of problems as being problems that would be solved by government agreements, intergovernmental agreements, and by public investments.

If only 1percentt of the vehicles on the road had E15-related problems, that would be about 2.5 million".

Many training techniques are illustrated, such as key local user's guides and starter problems that would be portable to other local sites.