Sentence examples for ugly problem from inspiring English sources

It's also a cosmetic approach to an ugly problem.

If you say it doesn't matter, you avoid the whole ugly problem of its misuse.

It is a massive undertaking, mainly because it has taken so long to acknowledge that Britain might have a massive, ugly problem that it has managed to sidestep for decades.

Bartlett did not mention a potentially ugly problem facing the Administration: Joseph C. Wilson IV, a former Ambassador to Gabon, who in early 2002 had been sent to Africa by the Administration to track down the uranium story that Bush would later cite in his State of the Union address, reported that the intelligence information was bogus.

But to my knowledge no current luminary has had to wrestle with a question of complicity in murder, the ugly problem facing Charlie Castle, the Hollywood star at the center of Clifford Odets's 1949 drama, "The Big Knife," which opened on Broadway at the American Airlines Theater on Tuesday night in a sluggish, soulless revival starring the talented Bobby Cannavale as the angst-eaten Charlie.

"It is a huge, ugly problem," says the fee-only planner in Middleburg, Va.

He left these ugly problems to the responsible authorities.

The lovely island has ugly problems, including a poverty rate more than twice that of America's poorest state, Mississippi.

And it's not hard to imagine disengagement-even if it's the best of lousy alternatives-bringing about its own set of ugly problems.

The politicians describe these big ugly problems, but when it comes time to talk about their remedies they tell you: Don't worry.

However, Portland also has its fair share of ugly problems.