Sentence examples for a problem to stay from inspiring English sources

"John Terry is professional and he doesn't have a problem to stay focused on the pitch," Chelsea's manager said.

It's simply too big a problem to stay quiet about.

"For me it's more of a mental problem to stay in there".

Taking the view that vocational rehabilitation is whatever helps someone with a health problem to stay at, return to and remain in work [ 57] the standard basic principles of healthcare and workplace management should apply for adults with ADHD.

It's no problem to stay stopped.

The authorities told people with respiratory problems to stay inside.

Deeper — nonconscious — activity in the brain that is activated when we first consider a problem continues to stay active when we move on mentally to other tasks.

This fact also implies a problem to control the solution to stay in domain Ω.

"Suddenly it was a problem for girls to stay overnight.

Suddenly their older brothers had to come too, it was a problem for them to stay overnight.

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