Sentence examples similar to errand problem from inspiring English sources
He fretted about what he had come to think of as "the fool's-errand problem".
A. works too, and the extra little girl in the house on school nights, or coming along on after-school errands and weekend activities, can be a problem, not to mention a financial burden.
Even a smile, or a kind word, or doing an errand or chore, or just talking about a problem with another person.
He will also tell the player that he sent his assistant Stikklebrix on an errand to find some items to help with the problem, but he has not returned.
Mr Johnson says he saw no problem in asking his staff to run personal errands, because in private firms this is commonplace.
While they can tell us the distance between two points, roughly how long an errand may take and possibly even alert us to traffic problems ahead, they lack real computing firepower.
Then she abandoned the problem and said she was going out to do her errands, and suggested that Hemingway get dressed and go out and do his.
This made going to shops and back impossible, unless your errand took more than ten minutes (which at the post office here in Mexico is no problem).
This problem typically happens when the parent or caregiver runs to the grocery store or makes an errand and in those 15 minutes a lot, unfortunately, can happen.
For now, residents are learning to work around the problems, like running errands during the week, when the village is less congested.
