Sentence examples for really problems from inspiring English sources
A lot of the problems are really problems of personnel.
The thing about so-called modern problems is that they aren't really problems at all.
"What many artists face today are really problems of design," he said.
A growing body of research suggests that many of the health problems associated with eating beef are really problems with cornfed beef.
There are very few such countries, he adds.Questioned about Russia's problems, Mr Ivanov tends to produce a litany of familiar answers: they come from outside, they afflict other countries too, or they are not really problems at all.
Yet, no matter what the research, some industry critics are a bit skeptical, asking once again if advertising is simply creating the need to solve problems that are not really problems.
"That is a big problem, a really big problem".
"It's a problem, it's really a problem".
So there really are problems.
"Not really deep problems," she adds, airily.
