Sentence examples for Is that problems from inspiring English sources
The way this manifests for me is that problems always seem bigger than they really are; whenever anyone asks me to do something, I (internally) overreact and perceive whatever is being asked as more onerous than it is.
My understanding is that problems are continuing to mount up.
The fear is that problems with these vehicles could infect the broader economy.
A drawback of this innovative technology is that problems are encountered when processing high-concentrated amorphous materials, particularly protein formulations.
Another core principle is that problems should be set in front of students before any formal instruction on the topic is done.
One long-term effect of that indifference is that problems fester in the destruction and sometimes yield new forms of violence — as has happened with ISIS in Iraq.
"Is that a problem?" she asks.
Is that the problem?" "Take it easy.
Is that a problem for local hotels?
"Is that a problem?" "I'm just saying.
Is that a problem for you?
