Sentence examples for longer have a problem from inspiring English sources

Germans no longer have a problem with their troops serving alongside NATO allies abroad.

But now, "landlords have adjusted their expectations and no longer have a problem leasing to discount retail," he said.

"But usually when the dam is finally removed, these opponents no longer have a problem," Mr. Gephard said.

But I've found plenty of great parents to help, and I no longer have a problem letting the little stuff drop.

But if this past year has taught me anything, it's that I no longer have a problem standing up for myself.

I don't know what Holbrooke promised him, but when Dodik came back, he no longer had a problem.

When he sought reinstatement in 2003, he was denied even though he said he no longer had a problem and was not failing drug tests.

Indeed, just as the Millwall incident was being reported, the FA delegation was jetting off to Fifa HQ boasting that we no longer had a problem.

He is increasingly rude about the European Union and has gone so far as to declare that Turkey no longer has a Kurdish problem.

Many of us tend to believe that the conflict can be managed for everand Israel no longer has a "Palestinian problem".

Anyone would think Britain no longer had a borrowing problem, but far from it.