Sentence examples similar to something problem from inspiring English sources

Partly it's because he wants to do something useful: "if it's bringing attention to something — problems in Somalia, child soldiers in Africa" then it's worth doing.

And when you do need to photograph something, no problem, because everyone else has a phone.

They should use it to devise something better.The problem is that European leaders seem to like their handiwork.

So if she didn't like something, no problem.

If you find it difficult to laugh at something, your problem is much bigger than you originally imagined.

Sometimes the words that do mean something present problems of their own.

But what the phrase seems to really be getting at is not having something -- problems.

Physicians say they are better at recognizing rare problems, something studies have trouble measuring.

"So they sent something else, no problem.

We face something like that problem now".

This may be something of a problem.