Sentence examples for having problems coming from inspiring English sources

"Young people are having problems coming back," she said.

If he's not going to be doing that this year, you can say he might be having problems coming to grips with the car".

Pushing all this emotion has become the solution for advertising agencies that are having problems coming up with reasons to buy.

Lucent was at $12.75, down from yesterday's close of $13.62, on reports that the networker is having problems coming up with cash to rejuvenate its business.

If trouble is occurring and you are having problems coming up onto your feet fast enough, do not worry!

Then, to the woman: "If you're having problems, come to me!" Later, he picked up on some tension on the other side of the room.

McNabb had problems, coming from all directions, and every time he went down, things looked up for the Giants.

"I always considered my friends to be pretty metropolitan, but they too seemed to have problems coming to terms with it," says Myddelton.

Krstic has had problems coming back from the torn knee ligament he sustained last season and needs to work on his conditioning.

Indeed, although the Emperor's statement may well be accepted, the talks and threats leading up to it have embarrassed Tokyo, underscoring the extent to which Japan still has problems coming to terms with its militaristic past.

"This administration and Congress had no qualms about passing enormous tax cuts for millionaires, but now we have problems coming up with adequate funds for our nation's seniors".