Sentence examples for problem to say from inspiring English sources

I don't think it's overstating the problem to say democracy is at stake.

"I don't have a problem to say I am a good merchandiser, because I love objects".

"I'm not a practising man of faith but I don't have a problem to say we have an important Christian identity and heritage," he said.

Dr Tom Oliver, who was not involved in the study, wrote in a separate commentary in Science that: "It is a tricky problem to say how much biodiversity loss is too much.

I have no problem to say that.

Such asset movement has no income or estate tax consequences, nor is it a problem to, say, distribute income or assets from the trust to fund your current lifestyle.

Relative to non-Hispanic Caucasians, Hispanics needed to experience fewer " trouble[s] with family and friends" and fewer " legal problems" to say yes.

"It's not washing your hands [of the problem] to say the devil did it," Francis said.

D5: My views are to men who are the source of the problem, so to say in this discussion.

The problem is how to say goodbye.

"It is a good problem to have," says Ferguson.