Sentence examples for be a problem so from inspiring English sources

But snakes are nocturnal, and scorpions can be a problem, so it's better not to be lying on the ground.

Access to markets can be a problem so road-side stalls will be set up, enabling the farmers to engage directly with their customers.

It's a small ecosystem we're in here, and they knew there was going to be a problem so they kept it quiet as long as they could".

Accessibility to dive spots, however, can sometimes be a problem; so can limited parking, privately owned swatches of shore, and the absence of bathrooms.

One person with knowledge of the process said the board indicated early on that combining the apartments would not be a problem, so they were offered to buyers separately or together.

He allowed nine hits and two walks, while striking out two. "He pitched very, very well," Collins said of Young, whose surgically repaired shoulder has not proved to be a problem so far.

But that's not been a problem so far this year.

That has not been a problem so far.

This has not been a problem, so far.

But while insufficient accuracy is a problem, so, in a way, is too much accuracy.

"When a rivalry becomes bitter, it's a problem, so I tell that to Yu-na.