Sentence examples for unlikely problem from inspiring English sources

In an affluent community, like ours, another unlikely problem arises — overpaying.

But like other researchers, they have run up against what would seem an unlikely problem -- a dearth of specimens of this once devastatingly abundant insect.

It can have very rare but dangerous side effects, like internal bleeding, but in a sport where one possible side effect is a broken neck, an unlikely problem probably doesn't count for much.

Lying seems an unlikely problem in a town where there is only one place to get a beer, City Hall doubles as a church, and the post office is just the porch of the hunter's lodge.

On the contrary, Mr. Papandreou, 49, seems to have the unlikely problem of having become too popular at what he considers the wrong time, and he is actively campaigning to avoid becoming prime minister.

That unlikely problem hits at one of the fundamental problems of cryptography: How do computers produce truly random numbers that can't be guessed or replicated?

And when unlikely, problem-vanquishing benedictions were finally rained down upon these ever-striving, ever-hoping creatures of the theater — via a play-within-a-play no less – there wasn't a dry eye, as they say (such clichés are appropriate here), including mine.

This makes it unlikely that job problems could be solved by a few new big employers.

Furthermore, we detected 22 NoV capsid and 15 polymerase genotypes, which made it unlikely that problems with laboratory methods systematically biased the results.

However, it is unlikely that the problem will get better in the near future, he added.

Still, "without a concerted international effort, it's unlikely that the problem will be solved, because markets alone won't address it," Mr. Birol said.