Sentence examples for worth of problems from inspiring English sources

Haiti has an ocean's worth of problems, but money shouldn't be one of them.

A decade's worth of problems with independence, member vacancies and other issues meant the privacy board did not functionally operate until 2013, when it was unexpectedly confronted by the Snowden revelations.

The poster child for growth dreams run amok: Citigroup, the taxpayer-propped monstrosity now with 275,000 employees, units in 100 countries and a Congressional Library's worth of problems.

"We've dealt with a lifetime's worth of problems in one year," Stelly tells the magazine.

One of the key historical impediments to gaining sufficient resources for coastal restoration has been a general uncertainty over how to apportion the blame for decades worth of problems.

Because after the final votes on the GOP's Christmas gift to their wealthy donors (expected Tuesday and Wednesday), an entire year's worth of problems are supposedly going to be dealt with ― before the end of Friday.

What occurred Sunday at Sun Life Stadium was the culmination of all the Jets' deficiencies, a season's worth of mistakes, of problems, of troubles working against them one final time in a lackluster 19-17 loss to the Miami Dolphins.

MINNEAPOLIS — Two games under the gray Teflon roof of the Metrodome appeared to have resolved two months' worth of Yankees production problems.

More than three years' worth of Packers penalty problems hit an all-time low in Week 3 this season, a miserable 18-penalty performance in a loss at Chicago.

Anyway, in most areas of life, society accepts that the pleasure of the many is worth the problems of the few.

Still, given the wide variety of problems worth getting angry about, there's something strange about just how angering such violations can be.