Sentence examples for becomes a problem for from inspiring English sources

But money quickly becomes a problem for the Carters.

If it becomes a problem for your downstairs neighbours then hard floors can be soundproofed.

Living in a parsonage becomes a problem for ministers if they stay until retirement age, without the funds to buy a home, Mr. Bigelow said.

That now becomes a problem for the Finns: Nokia Siemens Networks will be based in Finland and Nokia executives will dominate.Nokia has little experience in fixed-line telecoms, which makes up a significant proportion of Siemens's business.

As Lord Ashcroft's polling shows, it is not that important with most voters, but if the issue of whether a party is holding a referendum or not becomes important, then that becomes a problem for us".

Whether the fairs' overlap becomes a problem for the Frieze identity remains to be seen; first impressions of Masters were generally positive, and there was certainly some of the collector crossover that the organizers were hoping for.

Spending on credit has become a problem for many countries - and it's becoming a big headache for Turkey.

That would become a problem for Abbott.

In fact, it has become a problem for me.

"But it did not become a problem for him.

"I would say gambling became a problem for me.