Sentence examples for problems in doing from inspiring English sources

There are clearly formidable practical and commercial problems in doing so.

Their problems in doing just that, they said, were what led to Centropolis.

It's good that I think travel is fun; otherwise I would have some big problems in doing the work I do.

"We are trying to have some Sunni police officers in Tal Afar, but we have a lot of problems in doing that," he said.

It is important not to deny that there are many and varied difficulties and problems in doing a PhD, however, the risk is to make over-simplified explanations or causes.

Notably, the inevitable problems in doing so in a convincing and unambiguous way drove the German Monopolies Commission to cease reporting classic concentration measures, like the Herfindahl index or the concentration ratio, altogether (Monopolies Commission [2012], p. 12).

"We have no problem in doing that," he told ISNA.

Now, there's a problem in doing this to make an aldehyde.

She added: "If it does result in me having no choice but to completely expose the company, I have no problem in doing so".

In effect, this meant that Mysore was to pay a periodic tribute (peshkash) to Mughal representatives in the south, but there was a problem in doing so.

"As far as baseball's concerned, I have no problem in doing my baseball job and I'm very appreciative the ownership has supported me," Minaya said.