Sentence examples for problem with the line from inspiring English sources

I always had a problem with the line describing ourselves as a "young" country.

Everyone's saying I had a technical problem with the line and that slowed me down, so maybe I would have done it, but I didn't".

The now-retired San Diego Chargers and Buffalo Bills linebacker didn't seem to have a problem with the line of questioning and gave honest, thoughtful answers every time.

The problem with the line, "If you like your plan, you can keep it," is that it suggests that what's being grandfathered, here, is the customer's possession of a plan.

Orci and Kurtzman were able to stay on set without strikebreaking because they were also executive producers on the film; they could "make funny eyes and faces at the actors whenever they had a problem with the line and sort of nod when they had something better".

But you don't need Fischer-level genius to see that there are problems with the line: after 1… Rxa2 comes 2 Nh2, with the threat of 3 Ng4+, forking king and rook.

One of the problems with the "line" they wish to draw is that it obliterates the existence of much of the actual left: which is diverse and predominantly anti-authoritarian.

I'm planning on replacing my XSi with a T2i once the price comes down a bit (that is, if the 60D doesn't tempt me too much), and this review here mainly serves to show that there are no serious new problems with the line.

Many spinning reels experience problems with the line twisting as it is retrieved.

But Mr Embery said: "The problem with that line is that it gives the impression that the other appliances were sat doing nothing".

The problem with this line of argument, as the WTO panel noted, was that although China restricted the export of these commodities, it had done nothing to reduce their actual production.