Sentence examples for and if you have a problem from inspiring English sources

Solar panels came with long warranties and if you have a problem, the manufacturer should be your first port of call - if you can find them.

Everybody knows that stereotyping Russians is a harmless bit of fun – and if you have a problem with it, you're an oversensitive loser who can't take a joke.

If you're hoping to work in fashion, take every opportunity you're given and if you have a problem or are unsure about anything, always ask your colleagues.

The air is clean, all the people are white and if you have a problem with a stranger, the law encourages you to acquire a concealed-weapon permit.

La Familia has "replaced the governmental authority, and if you have a problem you go to La Familia, and not the police or the government," Finnegan says.

It's not an issue and if you have a problem with it you really shouldn't be here.' I looked at the son straight in the face and said: 'Homosexuality isn't a crime.' EJ: What did they do?

Pull over quickly and completely if you have a problem.

If you have a problem, discuss it privately and rationally.

If you have a problem, talk to your agent.

If you have a problem, ask for help.

If you have a problem with taking drugs, get help.