Sentence examples for problem someone from inspiring English sources

No problem; someone will get it soon.

(If a lot of people have the same problem, someone will produce a fix).

PROBLEM: Someone could remove the ignition key when the transmission is not in park, allowing the vehicle to roll away.

And that is a real problem; someone does have to do basic reporting, which means that someone has to pay the bills.

Positive deviance capitalises on a hugely energising fact: for any given problem, someone in the community will have already identified a solution.

"Transylmania," a vampire-hunter, college road trip sex comedy, has a problem: someone has drained all the laughs out of it.

"If the hospital near you is having problems someone rich will be able to buy their way out of those problems by going private.

Everyone knows the job; everyone knows the positions to be in and, if there are problems, someone will have an idea of how to solve it".

I also asked whether they happen to be working for Phones 4U, and that if there are problems someone from that company should contact me directly.

She and her peers would waste time trying to figure out problems someone with more experience would have been able to address quickly.

This implied functioning as someone who solved problems, someone who supported the participant and helped them when something happened, as well as helping the participant to navigate through the health system in terms of contacting and interacting with various caregivers.