Sentence examples for problem of being from inspiring English sources

But he had the added problem of being fatherless.

I think Wood has the problem of being 60 years old.

Christopher, who was 25, stated simply, "Well, I have this problem of being tricked".

Well-run or not, both banks present the problem of being far too important to fail.

The problem of being able to work legally is really acute.

They acted out the problem of being an artist in the world".

In fact, writers of the real often have the problem of being too close.

The striker has the rare problem of being too effective as a substitute to start games.

"Modernism has the really stereotypical problem of being too harsh and cold," Marmol concedes.

Standard cancer drugs also have the problem of being unable to distinguish between healthy cells and cancerous cells.

Some have the added problem of being ostracized and cast out by family in cultures that do not accept homosexuality.