Sentence examples for have substantial problems from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron and Mr Obama have substantial problems to discuss, such as when and how to withdraw troops from Afghanistan.THE TRIAL of Anwar Ibrahim, a former deputy prime minister of Malaysia and the most prominent figure in that country's opposition, resumes.

often have substantial problems staying afloat even during ideal economic conditions.

So it's a relief that the fine new comedy "Silicon Valley" (10 p.m. ET Sunday, HBO) doesn't have substantial problems of conception or execution (with one exception, which I'll get to in a minute).

The titanium applicators, however, have substantial problems with artifact, dependent on relative position and scanning sequence.

An earlier study at Nottingham suggested that 10-15% of the medical student intake was likely to fail completely or have substantial problems on the course.

Cells of all kinds, and cancer cells too, have substantial problem-solving capacity.

Swissair was granted court protection from its creditors Friday, but still has substantial problems.

Tesco also has substantial problems overseas, with underlying sales falling in eight out of 10 of Tesco's international markets.

I would assume they were demented, had substantial problems with their speech and gait, that this person was Parkinsonian, was slow to speak and walk, if he could walk at all".

But Laurence E. Gold, the associate general counsel of the labor organization, said organized labor had substantial problems with portions of the bill that restrict coordination among candidates, parties and outside interest groups.

Like many critics, he felt that "as a piece of storytelling, the unfolding of a mystery, the first half of Keeper of the Flame is a damn good show", but the rest of the film had substantial problems.