Examples of 'much a problem' in a sentence
Meaning of "much a problem"
Much a problem: Suggesting that something is not a significant issue or concern, being relatively minor or inconsequential in the current context
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It is not so much a problem with a slow connection.
The gender gap in computer science and gaming is still very much a problem.
Inequality was as much a problem then as it is now.
But once you get used to it, it was not much a problem.
Drinking is not so much a problem of individuals as of a whole community.
Ut that TOO is very much a problem.
This is as much a problem of expertise as one of organizational shortcomings.
Language Barrier is not so much a problem for tourists.
This is not so much a problem of competence as much as it is a problem of confidence.
A lack of investment in infrastructure is as much a problem for Belize as gang crime.
This is not so much a problem to be solved as a situation to be accepted.
Here lies also a paradox, subjectivity is as much a problem as it is a necessity.
This is not so much a problem of withholding taxes as a problem of rules of taxation.
When the horses were younger, that was not so much a problem.
The density is not so much a problem in those places.
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Is there a problem? Yes, there is very much a problem.
I do not have as much a problem with this as the writer did.
Well, I guess it would not be that much a problem.
And the problem is not so much a problem of money or financial assistance.
Spiritual pride, for example, is as much a problem in.
This is just as much a problem for me as it is for many other artists.
Yes, there is very much a problem.
Corruption is as much a problem of the North as it is of the South.
My child is simply cool! Am I that much a problem child?
There was not so much a problem of discrimination against Roma people as a problem of intolerance.
The Research Councils are as much a problem as the government.
Is this as much a problem as the underlying religious differences?
See, that 's not so much a problem.
However, corruption is as much a problem of the North as it is of the South.
Two thousand … See, that 's not so much a problem.
Transition in PSS is not very much a problem as PSS are renowned for being “ expandable ”.
So next time, do not bury the lead . See, that 's not so much a problem.
Her problem was not so much a problem of confidence, but.
Her top wasn't as much a problem as it was the first time I drew it.
Thus, bullying is still very much a problem in our schools and elsewhere.
Is not Islamofascism as much a problem as Islamic terrorism?
But I think it 's very much a problem worth looking at.
It 's not so much a problem.
Am I that much a problem child?
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The problem is this is meant to be a family trip
I heard you got a problem with ghosts
Not a problem because we have her here
