Sentence examples for somewhat of a problem from inspiring English sources

The first inning has been somewhat of a problem for Kuroda in 2012.

Acrylamide formation in extruded products is somewhat of a problem and is mentioned.

Is it a big problem, somewhat of a problem, a small problem or not a problem at all? 35.

Is it a big problem, somewhat of a problem, a small problem or not a problem at all? 36.

Most survey respondents weren't fazed by this either: 31 percent said it was somewhat of a problem, another 31 percent said it was not much of a problem, and 26 percent said it was no problem at all.

A petition to strip her of her titles states: "This creates somewhat of a problem as Ms Jenner (as talented as she is) claims that she has always believed herself to be truly female, and therefore, was in violation of committee rules regarding women competing in men's sports and vice versa".

I consider myself somewhat of a problem-solver, and to be honest with you, the biggest problems are coming out of Springfield.

Unemployment may be somewhat more of a problem in the 1970s than it was in the past decade.

Food was somewhat less of a problem, except for its notoriously poor quality in the days before refrigeration, the sealed container, and sterilization.

This is somewhat less of a problem with AMI, because repeated hospitalizations of the same person (i.e., hospitalizations for subsequent myocardial infarction) do not happen often.

"This is somewhat of a universal problem for the industry," said Dick Westerling, a spokesman for Regal Cinemas in Knoxville, Tenn., which has new megaplexes at Battery Park City in Manhattan and in Brooklyn Heights and will open a theater on Staten Island next month.