Sentence examples for turned a problem with from inspiring English sources

"The media have turned a problem with Mourinho into a lack of respect towards Adan".

We turned a problem corner with a fast-food restaurant into a mini-park".

He then turned to a problem with the house.

It's not unlike the way Wallace turned a major problem with distraction — you will be amazed by his television watching — into an ability to follow out a thought or topic farther than almost anyone else.

Or, an inspection might turn up a problem with the work.

"This would have significant negative economic effects that could in turn create a problem with domestic banks' asset quality.

There was, it turns out, a problem with the story: Friends of Hamas does not exist, and never has.

"What starts as a lack of vocabulary at four can turn into a problem with reading at age 10, leading to poor English at age 14.

Soylent said its investigation has yet to turn up a problem with the 250-calorie bar and that its flagship beverage products "appear" to be unaffected.

In turn, a problem with the RME is how to quantify the interaction coefficients between viral variants.

Two people were shouting at a third, who, it turned out, had a problem with Lance Armstrong.