Sentence examples for problem to deal with from inspiring English sources

But Handelsman had a problem to deal with, which did not involve Cerro having any self-dealing interest in the sense that Grupo Mexico had.

Labour's media managers have a new problem to deal with.

But there is another problem to deal with.

"But it's a very interesting problem to deal with".

This sounds a pleasanter problem to deal with than unemployment, more often the spur to reform.

Now it has a new problem to deal with: drug abuse among its pilots.

But first she has a minor PR problem to deal with.

But throughout it all, we'll still have a problem to deal with.

"The government has pretty much said it is the brands' problem to deal with," he went on.

For 13 years Ismael Victoria was a landlord and almost every day there was some problem to deal with.

As a niche business looking for very specialist graduate skills, that can be a problem to deal with.