Sentence examples similar to has a plenty of problems from inspiring English sources
But Barbara, Evelyn's daughter, has had plenty of problems, too: her divorce; a brain-damaged daughter; the sacrifices she's had to make for the son she conceived during an affair with a Roman Catholic priest.
Payment shock has caused plenty of problems over the years.
The loss of such jobs has created plenty of problems in the United States.
Terry has had plenty of problems off the pitch over his career, with his trial for allegedly racially abusing Anton Ferdinand to begin on 9 July, but he has tended to inspire his team-mates on the pitch.
But Chad, a country that has not known a peaceful transfer of power between rulers in its nearly five decades as an independent country, has plenty of problems of its own.
Hewlett-Packard "has plenty of problems it does have to deal with," she said.
A Redskins defense that has plenty of problems even when Fletcher is on the field will be even worse if he is unable to play.
The country has plenty of problems, including a succession of governments addicted to regulation and red tape.
Though Germany has plenty of problems to grapple with at home, it has also become less obsessed with its historical crimes and more enthusiastic about its economic model, its culture and its improved standing in the world.
"Auld Reekie" still has plenty of problems, and looks a little ragged around the edges of the huge high-rise housing projects that replaced neighborhoods like the Gorbals after they were razed in the 1970's.
