Sentence examples for have massive problems from inspiring English sources

Some companies have massive problems.

But I think City will have massive problems because they have got lots of players who expect to play, and they are not going to be picked because there are only 11 who can be.

Imagine if the same people wrote in the same way about the girl they have coined 'Britain's worst anorexic' (a title I have massive problems with – but that's a whole other piece - anorexia is a competitive illness and this kind of label only encourages that).

"They still have massive problems".

Already they have massive problems with gas rationings for fairly wealthy country.

But that's not exactly encouraging - one is, well, a Sauber; and Red Bull have massive problems with the driveability of the Renault engine, which is badly holding back its cornering performance.

"Nobody sets out to be the parent of a child who is having massive problems at school," he says.

Raikkonen wondered afterwards if he should have tried to finish without that third pit stop, but explained: "I had massive problems with the radio.

To clarify what I think Obama means, women have long had massive problems with male bosses and leaders because so many of them can't keep it in their zippers, and seem to hold the attitude that women can do their jobs and be sexually harassed and assaulted at the same time.

It might seem obvious but even the best cooks sometimes forget: I told Rose Gray about a dish that we cooked at the Carved Angel (goose à la poitevene) and she decided to try it one Christmas –she had massive problems with the oven size, and the depth of the oven tray when all the fat came out of the goose.

We've come so close to having massive problems.