Sentence examples for been some problems in from inspiring English sources
There had been some problems in rehearsal, but the first performance went off without a hitch.
Jack Cumming, president of the Vascular Genetics Inc. of Durham, N.C., the company sponsoring the experiment at St. Elizabeth's, acknowledged today that there had been some "problems" in the gene therapy experiment.
"There had been some problems in terms of aspects of the aircraft but it appears that they have been ironed out, so Labor does think that the addition to our air force is the right way to go," he said.
There have been some problems in terms of a reduction in numbers of part-time students, but in some ways that is more to do with the recession than the funding environment.
Officials named Los Angeles, San Francisco and Chicago as having successfully pursued similar plans, but there have been some problems in some instances with keeping toilets free of mechanical failures and misuse.
There have been some problems in the recycling business in Germany, one of its bigger markets; a recycling bill there was recently blocked, so the stock has fallen a bit.
"I can admit that there are some problems in hip-hop, but it is only a reflection of what is taking place in our society.
"We have to let them know that we recognize that there were some problems in our electoral process that were in place for many years," Mr. Fasano said.
Despite more than a decade of spectacular growth under Terry Leahy, there are some problems in a sprawling international network that takes in 13 countries outside the UK.
