Sentence examples for problem lives from inspiring English sources

If I hide, and the problem lives on, and any girl, young or old, has even one more piece of evidence contributing to the idea that she is only as valuable as her youth, or her looks, or her fuckability, rather than her talent, her intelligence, her creativity, or her strength, then I have done the world a great disservice.

"I had a problem living".

She added: "I have no problem living in this bubble.

I don't have a problem living here.

The regime has never had much problem living with popular discontent, and it is not inclined to beg for mercy.

A study by online clinic, HealthExpress, showed that 20 per cent of people seeking treatment for the problem live in the South East of England.

"I would have no problem living in a mixed neighborhood  —   I was born in Sarajevo and before the war we never knew who was who," she said.

I'd heard a lot about this guy, I felt any man would have a problem living up to this kind of expectation.

"Poor Mr. Trump will have a problem living up to his commitment to people whose future of employment is bleak," Morse said.

They've had no problem living under anti-Western regimes such as the Soviet Union.

"The biggest problem living here is the heat.