Sentence examples for constantly have a problem from inspiring English sources

People constantly have a problem being able to afford their medicines.

"They constantly have a cough".

A leader has to constantly say, “We have a problem; let’s go and get it” and convey that attitude with passion and intensity.

Whereas if you constantly need entertainment, you might have a problem, because life is full of things that aren't entertaining.

"I constantly had a sense of where to go with ideas, but the problem was getting others to come with me.

Republicans have a problem.

I have a problem.

However, they have a problem".

Thus we have a problem.

Constantly having an Internet-connected computer in your pocket means that when a craving or problem arises, you want it answered immediately.

Izvoarele is a small village of 300 homes in southern Romania that had a problem late last year: There was constantly an earthquake happening.