Sentence examples for problem having from inspiring English sources

There was a problem having to do with petty theft.

That was the problem, having a so-called celebrity credit.

The Girl Scouts don't have this problem, having long accepted inclusion and nondiscrimination as core principles.

But he does not foresee a problem having him as a teammate.

But the kidnappings highlight a longer-term problem: having a failed state as a neighbour.

Mr. Pittman, who is Jewish, said he had no problem having a Catholic ceremony.

But the fecundity of east India is part of the problem: having allowed massive over-population.

Chaney could empathize with Rivers's problem, having coached Isiah Thomas the final year of his career.

This is a big problem, having to condense huge swathes of novelistic exposition into soundbite dialogue.

Some of the men sites, they are borderline prostitution, and Google has no problem having them advertise".

And in the end, Mitchell said, her staff agreed that "it would be a problem having Mrs. Cheney as host".