Sentence examples for what a problem from inspiring English sources
What a problem this intimacy presents!
"Many of us at Christian colleges really grieve at what a problem this young-earth creationism makes for the Christian witness.
The only time Ms. Sheppard needs to pull down the shades is when she wants to watch television or when the sun gets too hot, "although what a problem to have!" she said.
Even more dispiriting than this news was the response by the Office of the Dean of the College to it: "Increased grade compression at the top... makes it challenging to distinguish our best students when awarding honors and prizes". Wow, what a problem!
Assad, as explained in this blog, has huge manpower problems, in fact only one, and what a problem-he lacks enough Alawites to conduct the war, as Alawite militias are also mobilized to defend their home ground in Northwest Syria.
They know what's a problem and what's not a problem.
How does the government decide what's a problem and what isn't?
Recognition of the need for institutional delivery is influenced by concepts of what is normal, what constitutes a problem or a risk, and problem causation.
"To distinguish what's a good problem and what's a problem that no one's going to care about the answer to anyway that's taste.
