Sentence examples for got some issues with from inspiring English sources
So Jo rocks up in her no-nonsense Range Rover to see Sophia, who's got some issues with her four-year-old daughter, Kiran.
So sometimes we got some issues with the lawyers or even with patients about some data coming out.
Update: It's downloaded, and I have to echo the sentiments of one of the in-Marketplace reviewers: "Force close at startup…way to go Google." Apparently it's got some issues with Cupcake as well.
I've got some issues". With Woods gone, Mickelson entered Thursday as this tournament's star.
He'll have to get past some issues with the Democratic base (see: Zephyr Teachout's surprisingly strong 2014 primary challenge against him), but Cuomo could be a real pragmatic pick.
"We've obviously got some real issues with a long-term mission in terms of the de-conditioning which goes on in the space environment," Ryan Robinson, the Imperial team's physiologist, told BBC News.
"And clearly News International has got some big issues to deal with and a mess to clear up.
"Clearly News International has got some big issues to deal with and a mess to clear up," he said.
Yesterday David Cameron piled further pressure on Mr Murdoch when he said: "Clearly, James Murdoch has got questions to answer in Parliament, and News International has got some big issues to deal with".
"He's got some serious issues to deal with," Keller said.
"We have got some serious issues that we're dealing with in our economy," he said.
