Sentence examples for a problem to take from inspiring English sources

About its not being a problem to take off all your clothes when you're young.

He admitted: "We have to be clear that there has been a problem to take into the debrief after the Games".

Those who deal with the more advanced and intractable cases would like parents to understand that this is a problem to take seriously.

Having confidently stated last September that he "would be more suited to Inter or Real Madrid" than more agricultural clubs such as Blackeye Rovers or Bolton Wanderers, then shouted over the ensuing guffaws that it wouldn't be a problem to "take me into the higher reaches of [Big Cup]", Sam Allardyce was today confirmed as the new manager of... Championship side West Ham.

But at the same time, I find it a problem to take per capita emission as a criterion to determine the role of the emitter.

If you are taking this medication at night, it should be less of a problem to take antihistamines that make your drowsy.

Indeed hardness and feasibility arguably represent the two chief attributes underpinning a sensible choice of a scientific problem to take on 1.

"It's a difficult problem to take the data and present it in a way that allows people to make good decisions.

"We have a little problem to take care of at the government office," he said.

Norwich are also waiting to see whether Andy Hughes has recovered from a groin problem to take his place in the squad.

The auto industry is a tricky problem to take on.