Sentence examples for problem to take from inspiring English sources

About its not being a problem to take off all your clothes when you're young.

"We have a little problem to take care of at the government office," he said.

He admitted: "We have to be clear that there has been a problem to take into the debrief after the Games".

Those who deal with the more advanced and intractable cases would like parents to understand that this is a problem to take seriously.

Rumsfeld's staff always seemed to be waiting for something to turn up — for the problem to take care of itself, without any additional troops.

Norwich are also waiting to see whether Andy Hughes has recovered from a groin problem to take his place in the squad.

"Bigger, more immediate problems to take care of".

Expecting other problems to take care of themselves only assures failure on all fronts.

"Our best information suggests that in 40 to 50 years' time, there will be very severe problems to take the water from underground.

More Wii problems to take some of the heat off the PlayStation 3.

We found that people with larger amygdala had major problems to take advantage of facilitated conditions of the task.