Sentence examples for be a problem since from inspiring English sources

This could be a problem, since their relationship has never been warm.

That may not be a problem, since the police already have powers to deal with extremists.

Food in Venice can be a problem since the volume of dumb tourism does nothing to stimulate standards.

I didn't think it was going to be a problem since it was sealed and obviously just peanut butter.

Come to think of it, that may be a problem, since the annual Thanksgiving selection seems to paralyze many people.

Most of the time that won't be a problem, since you'll be facing in opposite directions anyway, but that's not always true.

According to Mr Obama's forecasts these rises will not be a problem, since robust growth will create a primary surplus by 2018.

If Labour and the Lib Dems were discussing a post-election deal, Europe would not be a problem since their views are very similar.

Mr. Moya, 42, said after the court hearing that rent would no longer be a problem since he started working again after being unemployed for five months.

Not that this should be a problem, since she took time out after her debut record to bring up her first daughter, Teja.

So long as these borrowings are invested wisely this need not be a problem, since future economic growth should allow the debt to be serviced.