Sentence examples for problems were like from inspiring English sources

As Coe confessed to the MPs, the IAAF's problems were like a "horror show".

Some Americans, Acheson wrote, thought foreign-policy problems were like headaches; you "take a powder and then they are gone".

But cultural problems are like cancer.

Most of today's problems are like that.

"The capacity problems are like the global food problem.

Mr. Rosenzweig's health problems are like a rip in an otherwise seamless piece of silk.

Work-related problems are like unpaired socks laid out across my brain.

"Predicting these problems are like predicting potholes," Michael S. Clendenin, a Con Ed spokesman, said.

His persistent knee problems are like a dagger to the national psyche.

For many people, being asked to solve their own retirement savings problems is like being asked to build their own cars.

"Fixing the day-to-day problems is like trying to change the tires on a moving vehicle," sighs Pangilinan.