Sentence examples for is full of problems from inspiring English sources

"Life is full of problems," Finlay wrote to the Austrian poet Ernst Jandl in 1967.

O.K., the suffering of animals is a legitimate problem, but the world is full of problems, and surely human problems must come first!

"The world is full of problems," says Dyson of the need to encourage new talent, "and only engineers and inventors can solve them".

"Ibama is full of problems and underfunded, but they are still making progress, thanks especially to these blitzes," said Daniel Nepstad of the Amazon Environmental Research Institute in Belém.

The diplomatic record reveals protracted discussion on the level of coercion used, with Japan implying some women may have gone to brothels voluntarily.The Yomiuri cites the report as evidence that the Kono statement is full of problems.

The fact is, the world is full of problems that touch America, that the U.N. handles -- problems related to childhood diseases, which Unicef addresses; problems of poverty in Africa, which the U.N.D.P. addresses; problems of refugees, which the U.N.H.C.R. addresses; and problems related to AIDS, which are coordinated by UNAIDS.

It was full of problems.

But now, they said, collaborative relationships are full of problems.

It rushed to market a version of the software that was full of problems.

Indeed, Silverstone's long history was full of problems, mishaps and controversies.

Peter Mukerjea, chief executive of Star TV India, said: "There used to be a sense that India was full of problems.