Sentence examples for was only a problem from inspiring English sources

The automaker found that range was only a problem with about 10percentt of daily trips.

As for reddened teeth, he said it was only a problem for those who failed to brush after every paan.

The restrictions mean that a disease that was only a problem for the poor has now become a concern - and an embarrassment - for all Pakistanis.

Ms Baillie added: "Nicola Sturgeon assured this chamber that she had spoken to all health boards and this was only a problem in Lothian.

And that was only a problem because it was the latest in a long line of ineffectual moments.

There is an odd cadence to the debate on the National Security Agency spying on user data supplied by social media companies like Google and Facebook, as if the comprehensive, integrated profiles of user data controlled by large multinational corporations was only a problem when the government got hold of them.

This fragmentation is only a problem for the music business.

"There's only a problem if you have data to prove it," says Gordo.

Misogyny, it seems, is only a problem when it's Islamic misogyny.

"It's only a problem if you think getting good expertise is a problem," he said.

There is only a problem if one believes we have a common musical culture.