Sentence examples for having problems in from inspiring English sources

Korea was having problems in the '90s.

We were having problems in our marriage.

"Like, you know, this other child was having problems in math?" she told me.

Tyrik, who is on medication for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and other medical conditions, began having problems in school.

Clearly, Mr. Bush is having problems in attracting crossover votes, which he would need to beat the Democrats.

Journalism may be having problems in the for-profit world, but has an important new role in the scholastic world.

During the longest day of last year's race, Mohamad Ahansal started having problems in the 40th mile.

Most drug companies are having problems in finding new drugs that provide enough benefits to patients to warrant the eye-popping price tags.

All the large parties are having problems in this respect, partly because it is hard to see what function mass membership political parties have in the 21st century.

Does it surprise you that 40% of the children experienced difficulties in making friends, and 53% were described as having problems in dealing with their anger?

"I don't want to leave any doubt out there, where there is a possibility of me having problems in the off-season.