Sentence examples for problem going on from inspiring English sources

There's an interesting problem going on with the Android platform right now.

"As long as you stay negative," he told me, "there is little problem going on or off the drug.

Obviously, there's a bit of a hair-loss problem going on with The Darkness, so I also had to ensure that nobody's attention was drawn to that (the guy who lights Danzig's shows should take note of this, BTW).

However, complaining about 'dog poo' conveyed a powerful message about these neighbourhoods blighted by multiple problems, and often by unknown perpetrators: Like this drug dealing problem going on, on my doorstep.

If there is a problem going on with them you aren't aware of which is affecting their state of mind, such as maybe health or family issues, chances are they'll share this with you.

There must be some other fundamental problem going on with your friend, one that may or may not have anything to do with you.

The problem went on long enough that a weird Stockholm Syndrome developed.

"You have huge problems going on behind the scenes with the owners, but it is too easy to blame that.

"The danger here is that you have two kinds of problems going on," said Kati Haycock, president of the Education Trust, a nonprofit group that works to close achievement gaps.

With the overwhelming amount of real problems going on in the world, could you find nothing better to write about?

"This might suggest," Dr Forsyth said, "that this underlying uncertainty about the royal family might be part of the political problems going on in Thailand over the last few years, such as the riots in Bangkok earlier this year".