Sentence examples for problem to keep from inspiring English sources

"It's going to be a huge problem to keep this stuff contained".

He gave much importance to the unity of the episcopate and, remembering again his times in Poland, said this was the main problem, to keep the episcopal unity".

In one case, Paddy Power admitted that senior staff encouraged a man with a gambling problem to keep betting despite warnings by more junior employees.

Meyler worked his way back into the starting XI, only for a hamstring problem to keep him out of the final three league games.

She became convinced, she said, that the White House took its time in fixing the problem to keep damaging e-mail under wraps.

The 24-year-old, who scored his first Arsenal goal in the Champions League win over Napoli, may have been grabbing all of the headlines, but insists he will have no problem to keep himself grounded.

Mexico has too many problems to keep going the way it has.

The brain, Chalmers began by pointing out, poses all sorts of problems to keep scientists busy.

Their parents, if around, were too busy with their own problems to keep them safe.

Another regulator reckons that the ideal would be "a trickle of little problems, to keep people aware of the risks".

He gave away most of his books, and spent many nights sitting up late solving complicated math problems to keep his mind alive without the burden of introspection.