Sentence examples for experience some problems from inspiring English sources

Whether it was a coincidence or not, later that day Google did experience some problems, and so did Facebook.

The team will probably experience some problems with fall-backs into old habits, e.g., trying to sit problems out instead of resolving them quickly, before people develop a sense of kaizen.

He says that Holmes will probably experience some problems with gang members at first, but will eventually be fine and serve a relatively peaceful bid.

Why are so many people in Britain completely absent from this easily-accessible part of the political conversation until they hit 60, experience some problems with the new double-yellow parking near the leisure centre and suddenly become the dominant voting bloc in the country?

Because the children in her study group had mothers who abused PCP (they appeared to be intoxicated at delivery), experts expect the youngsters will experience some problems, probably similar to those other researchers say affect the most severely affected children as they approach school age.

They did, however, experience some problems regarding the speed with which information could be exchanged.

Still, the studio has experienced some problems.

He exchanged it for a new unit but still experiences some problems, he said.

"If a school district is experiencing some problems, it's probably due to some other issues," he said.

A hard thrower, Halladay experienced some problems with pitch control early in his career but ultimately gained a reputation for pitching efficiently while issuing few walks.

Mr. Berkowitz's Web site back then, forgivenforlife.com, was experiencing some problems, so she decided to create a new one for him.