Sentence examples for have future problems from inspiring English sources

I just hope that they will see that that was a damaging negotiating tool and that if they have future problems with publishers they will find some other way to come to a solution".

An informant might also suspect that he'll have future legal problems for which government help might come in handy.

That decision is better for Moss long term -- he will be less likely to have future knee problems -- but it also means a more extended rehabilitation.

If I have future insurance problems I think they should pay it".

These soils may have future yield sustainability problems due to intensive cropping, erosion and limited adoption of nutrient management strategies.

A 2006 study done by an advocacy organization for transplant professionals found that 39 percent of transplant centers reported that they had had eligible donors who declined to donate because they feared having future insurance problems.

A straight cut was easier to stitch than a jagged tear, and doctors argued that a woman would feel less postpartum pain and have fewer future problems with pelvic-floor complications (like urinary incontinence).

"We don't think he's going to be able to devote his full attention to making sure we don't have any future problems in this current market situation while dealing with issues about his personal and professional conduct".

A doctor taking steps to prevent their patient having a future problem is direct care.

China has already begun to act and, in a potential harbinger of future problems, has been investing in farmland in Ukraine and in parts of Africa for a few years.

Although Midlantic still has more capital than required by banking regulators, its rapid accumulation of bad loans in the last year and anticipation of future problems has worried regulators and company officials.