Sentence examples for is having problems in from inspiring English sources

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

But separate reports that emerged on Friday suggested that at least one supplier for the new iPhone is having problems in manufacture.

"I am just trying not to have a jury which is having problems in their personal relationships," just sitting together "in the jury room with nothing to do," he said.

Charlotte is happily married to Harry (Evan Handler), with an adopted Chinese daughter, but Miranda is having problems in the nuptial bed with her down-to-earth Brooklyn spouse Steve David Eigenbergg).

The BankAmerica Corporation, which last week reported a $640 million loss for the quarter, said it is having problems in the planned sale of its Los Angeles office building.

If Mr. Kristof had more fully investigated the Oaks allegation, he might have uncovered some understandable parental behaviors having nothing to do with literacy or SSI. 2. " 'One of the ways you get on this program is having problems in school,' notes Richard A. Burkhauser…." "'If you do better in school, you threaten the income of the parents.

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.

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

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.