Sentence examples for sort of a problem from inspiring English sources

"Isn't that sort of a problem for the Democratic unity thing?" Mr. West sighed and rubbed his temples.

What sort of a problem is terrorism in the eyes of somebody who is a Realist, who does international relation theory?

(Sort of a problem with a consumer Web business, if you ask me).

Jones: A turnaround is a company that has encountered some sort of a problem that has derailed it from its growth path.

Most people will take one look at you and have already made up their mind that you are going to be some sort of a problem.

(Sort of a problem with a consumer Web business, if you ask me). Instead, we got into an interesting talk about this insistence on positivity.

When I found the idea, the stages of interest for me was sort of a problem-solving game in the beginning.

Mr. Sacui said he had considered using the Honor System but that he "sort of has a problem with the fees".

[cartoon id= a19926"] Paul Groth, a professor of urban geography at the University of California, Berkeley, told me, "In the nineteenth century, the single person was sort of a social problem.

Overall self-risk perception was low because most boatmen view HIV/AIDS as sort of a remote problem for them.

So that's sort of an example problem set.