Sentence examples for has problems when from inspiring English sources

It's when you have a policy that isn't good, and has problems, when things aren't argued out, that it's a different matter.

"We've got countries that actually do the things Mr. Snowden says he's worried about very explicitly — engaging in surveillance of their own citizens, targeting political dissidents, targeting and suppressing the press — who somehow are able to sit on the sidelines and act as if it's the United States that has problems when it comes to surveillance and intelligence operations".

It also has problems when the wine's been opened and starts to breathe (mix with oxygen).

As Birer observes, Viant may be successful selling to startups, but it has problems when it comes to larger companies.

Between the two, EBS has some more problems with camouflage, while MOG has problems when there are not enough uncluttered frames to learn the background model.

You know a company has problems when one of its executives calls to tell you it is facing "challenges" and needs to be "bolder".

Others had problems when they were younger and then enjoyed decades of mostly clear skin.

Continuing, she argued, "We never have problems when we talk about males being Christ figures.

Tropical fish begin to have problems when water temperatures dip below 60 degrees.

But in Prague, he added, "I don't have problems when I go to expensive restaurants.

I was sorry for her that she had problems when she got out.