Sentence examples for yet had a problem from inspiring English sources

I tell them that the trombone's nickname is T-bone, like a T-bone steak, and that they're the only people that have such a cool nickname and I have not yet had a problem.

Just because millions of Americans don't or haven not yet had a problem with these products doesn't mean government cannot or should not use its regulatory prerogative to shape how these products are consumed.

Those individuals who hold unfavorable opinions of American Muslims – whether through fear, unfamiliarity or some other reason – may yet have a problem on their hands.

for years white people have been saying PoC should "peacefully protest" yet have a problem with Colin Kaepernick like what do y'all want.

Many young adults have not yet had a serious medical problem and do not see the possibility of a serious injury in their near futures.

Westminster does not yet have a Tea Party problem to compound the difficulty, though plenty of pretty simplistic rightwingers see the state as an enemy – the British state as well as Brussels.

Yet he never had a problem eating at Hanoi's open-air markets.

The words from Irving were the most damaging testimony yet that Ravi had a problem with Clementi's sexuality.

She told you that she was 60-70 poverweightweight and that people around her did not mind; yet her mother had a problem.

It made everyone so incredibly neurotic about the moves their teenage female singers would make, yet no one had a problem still sticking these girls with 40 year old producers to help them write songs about getting their asses slapped.

I say this because the anti-gay definition of marriage in the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) required federal officials to ignore same-sex marriages even in states where they were celebrated, yet Cruz never had a problem with this apparent infringement on states' rights before the U.S. Supreme Court gutted DOMA in United States v. Windsor.