Sentence examples for problem with setting up from inspiring English sources

"The problem with setting up small businesses is there is never enough time for everything," she says.

The basic problem with setting up a shared printer is that the U.S.B. connection on home printers was not designed to carry networking information.

KLM decided that problems with setting up an international hub at the new airport and delays in the sale by the Italian government of its 53percentt stake in Alitalia were taking too long.

There are logistical problems with setting up and maintaining participation in these meetings.

"Well, it's been a hidden problem," says Jayne. "It was only really with setting up the HEDD service four to five years ago that there's been any way of building up a national picture of degree fraud".

Involve your toddler with setting up camp.

"I have no problem with someone setting up a website encouraging others to help poorer members of society, but miring it in race guilt is just a way of exploiting gullible leftists," he said, adding that the artist's invocation of white privilege is "just another facet of the race card".

Finally, offer to address the underlying problem by setting up an appointment with a guidance counselor.

This is not good because we have a problem in setting up a democracy with the possibility for people to change, because everything is blocked".

Since the days of Otto von Bismarck, most developed countries have dealt with these problems by setting up a system in which the state provides medical insurance directly, or else mandates and subsidizes the purchase of private insurance, setting strict rules for what sorts of policies can be sold.

On his return, Howe expropriated the troubled National Steel Car Ltd. plant which was beset with management problems, setting up Victory Aircraft Limited as a Crown Corporation, removing the executives and installing J.P. Bickell, one of Howe's "dollar-a-year club" as the new president and chairman of the board.