Sentence examples for making problems between from inspiring English sources
"Obviously, it is those people who are against national unity and are making problems between the tribes," Colonel Ayub said.
Tell him that it's not a bad thing that you don't work together but by dating again you might just make any problems between the two of you worse by going over old ground again and eventually just hurting each other all over again.
You could make a problem between family if they don't have a problem … when someone discuss their family problem with others the problem become worse, then [hard] to be solved.
Third, no distinction was made between problems related to inattention and problems related to hyperactivity.
They referred the matter to the Independent Police Complaints Commission because it had previously been made aware of problems between the couple.
In this study problems making between country comparisons were avoided by similarities in sampling frames, survey questions and the distribution of responders across social condition categories.
Don't make your problems his problems.
Don't make their problems your problem.
One of the problems in making comparisons between studies undertaken in young people with emerging mood disorders is that the sampling strategies and the parameters measured vary considerably between studies.
This code included principles for multidisciplinary team working like comprehensive care involving the patient and all necessary primary and hospital care professionals; identifying and communicating problems; and making agreements between healthcare professionals.
