Sentence examples for a problem later from inspiring English sources

Well, that could be a problem later.

Nancy Hansen has said the boy became a problem later.

I won't be so assiduous, however, in following up on a problem later that evening.

You did have a problem later on, after you had done a run of comedies.

As for Sadr and the Mahdi Army, it is possible they may reemerge as a problem later.

"No one wants to put something in the ground that is going to become a problem later on".

In many cases, early intervention where you spot worrying behavior, such as spending to cover a sense of loss, can help to prevent a bigger problem later.

"It's a balancing act - diarrhoea and vomiting would make dehydration a bigger problem later". Even if the water is dirty, it won't pose an immediate problem, says Mr Eavis.

The English proverb "A stitch in time saves nine" teaches that to avoid a bigger problem later immediate effort is preferable to procrastination.

There will be a big problem later on".

In the study, children who had one or more sleep problems at any point in early childhood were three to five times as likely to have a sleep problem later on.