Sentence examples for begin having problems with from inspiring English sources

"They give them the computer and say 'Here, go ahead.' They give them the money and say, 'Here, do this".' When young people begin having problems with gambling, they can generally hide it from their parents, said Mr. Kenney, the program director at GamPro at the Pederson-Krag Center in Huntington.

It was then that he began having problems with alcohol.

In this period, Michael and several of his brothers began having problems with drugs and stories of their wild behavior became well known.

When she began having problems with vermin, heat and hot water that she said the building's owners did not take care of despite repeated requests, she tried looking elsewhere in Crown Heights, hoping to stay close to her mother.

He competed in the 1968 Olympics but did not win a medal; by then he had begun having problems with his vision and experiencing numbness in his extremities, the first noticeable symptoms of multiple sclerosis, a progressive autoimmune disease of the central nervous system that was finally diagnosed in 1970.

In 1961, Banks began having problems with his knee while playing shortstop when moving to his left or right side.

He also began having problems with a gang in Garden Grove, which was at war with the Sons of Samoa.

That plane began having problems with the failure of a sensor that measures the plane's angle of attack, which measures the angle that air is flowing over the wings.

"This epidemic hits everybody, and I think my situation exemplifies that". The opioid crisis was already taking root when Brandler began having problems with Erik, the youngest of his three children.

Roberts began the season with his YZR500 having problems with overheating and rear suspension, while Spencer started strongly, winning the first three races and five out of the first seven.

In his late teens and his twenties, Meyers began to have problems with the law.