Sentence examples for much problems from inspiring English sources

"Much problems," the Mayor said.

When he got off the phone, the escort told Nasir: "Zobair didn't have much problems.

"Our society," he said, "has so much problems of people trying to stay on top".

In my sight there are not too much problems but one big problem is this not-fitting coach.

The first is that we persuade our employers to pay us higher wages to compensate, which would create exactly the kind of inflationary spiral that caused so much problems in the 1970s.The second is that higher commodity prices reduce consumer spending on other goods, which is bad news for demand and for corporate profits.

"I don't have much problems in terms of pressure," said Benitez.

Lately, the Democrats don't have nearly as much problem with sudden assaults from the left.

We haven't, historically, had much problem getting paid for our work.

Meaning, can he count on getting to the semifinals of major tournaments without too much problem?

Jews and Arabs often go to parks and other public places without much problem.

"I don't think consumers have much problem paying more, the problem is supermarkets.