Sentence examples similar to dealing with a few problems from inspiring English sources

In addition to his difficult relationship with Price, Reeves had to deal with a few production problems during the shooting.

"Almost every support team has to deal with a few 'problem users.' But the good thing is problem users aren't tied to a specific agent," says Freshdesk Strategic Marketing Manager Vikram Bhaskaran.

You have to remember that this is a problem of scale, the DfE used to have to deal with a few schools a year now they are dealing with hundreds a year".

If you don't Prep — spend a a minute or two, or even just a few seconds — before dealing with a problem, you won't see the possibilities in what you thought was some mundane activity.

He is dealing with a serious problem.

I put them in a new town where they knew no one and gave them all a few problems to deal with and then I threw Mary in as the long lost grandmother who needed somewhere to stay because she had Alzheimer's and could no longer cope alone and suddenly, the story began to buzz.

A few months later, San Francisco – a compact city already dealing with a human waste problem on its streets – followed suit.

You, however, were dealing with a problem with less clarity.

But when she gets home there are a few problems she needs to deal with.

"It was their last chance before the World Cup and we had a few problems we didn't deal with in the manner we did against Italy.

"We should have dealt with the two goals better, and then we might have caused a few problems".