Sentence examples for has a number of problems from inspiring English sources

J-Shar has a number of problems and Charity is one.

This country has a number of problems: because it has had it hard, good times go to its head faster than poteen.

Sabato, who seemed to like the Democratic nominee, said McAuliffe has a number of problems running in Virginia, including his boisterousness – "his personality, he comes on so strong" – the fact that he has never held public office, and his ties to the moneyed Washington establishment.

As drawn with most chemical structure drawing tools, this has a number of problems.

In light of the new results, it seems that the original definition of Podhradem Interstadial has a number of problems.

This technique has a number of problems such as network failure tolerance, physical security in large scale, and difficulty in locating and accessing [1, 2].

I have a number of problems with this headline.

She did well in school, even though we had a number of problems with her moodiness.

"London Met has had a number of problems and London Met plays them out publicly," he says.

Putin said the US had a number of problems, including huge debt and gun crime, and that politicians had no answers.

The President of a newly independent Kazakhstan — the ninth-largest country in the world, by landmass — had a number of problems.