Sentence examples for has some problems of from inspiring English sources
Beyond that, he knows better than to seek anyone else's company until he meets a clerk in a church thrift shop who has some problems of her own.
But Fillmore's study has some problems of its own, asserts one epidemiologist studying the alcohol-mortality link.
This is why that QuickSort example—which, unfortunately, has some problems of its own gets trotted out so often.
"Virtually every business has some problem of this type they need to solve," he says.
The F.B.I. had some problems of its own.
By the way, Mexico have had some problems of their own today - they dropped a 2-0 lead over Honduras to end up tying the game.
For Chinese consumers, then, a combination of Shuanghui with Smithfield, bringing with it the prospect of shipping in much more pork from America, is a corporate marriage made in hog heaven.That said, Smithfield has had some problems of its own.
Overall, 18% of the patients suffered grade 3 4 toxicity, and 47% had some problem of compliance, either because dosing and scheduling rules could not be followed appropriately, or because costly supportive drugs (G-CSF) were required.
"In the summer we had some problems because of high demand with air conditioners and the like," Ms. O'Donley said.
