Sentence examples for have a problem for from inspiring English sources
After that the lady didn't have a problem for a long time," he says.
"If they don't do well, then we may have a problem for the next season.
"A phone call could come and say, 'We have a problem for 24 hours — can you use more energy?'" he said.
If you have a problem for 10 years and do nothing, when people begin to see a hole in your defensive wall, a lot of them will come marching through".
So Australia is in the happy position of not having to worry too much about the pension implications of an ageing population, though it may have a problem for six or seven years after 2014 when the post-war baby-boomers stop work with supers only half filled.The supers have not pushed up the savings rate, but nor have they increased unit labour costs.
"This is like OnStar for a patient, keeping constant information about you and sending alerts even before you have a problem". For IBM, the new Google Health functions are also a dress rehearsal for "smart" health care nationwide.
"ESPN has had a problem for some time," he said.
"Gareth has had a problem for three weeks," said Mancini.
Michael Powell Michael Powell has a problem, for which he has devised an elegant solution.
This explanation also has a problem, for space is supposed to be a single entity.
