Sentence examples for problems living in from inspiring English sources

A friend who works in the US told me that I probably wouldn't have faced these problems living in Turkey.

Fatima has other problems living in the camp: 'There are soldiers around, especially at night, when no movement is allowed.

5 John could become a support worker for people with mental health problems living in the community.

One woman with severe respiratory problems, living in Paris's 13th Arrondissement, was sent home by an overcrowded and understaffed hospital, and died in her apartment.

'The city's got much safer during the last few years and as long you remain cautious and keep away from certain areas, particularly at night, foreigners experience few problems living in Bogotá,' says Dominic, who moved to the capital five years ago.

Mr. Steele, 27, remembered a number of commercials for FreeCreditReport.com featuring a young slacker singing about various life problems — living in the in-laws' basement, dressing as a pirate to wait on tables in a seafood restaurant — all because he had neglected to check his credit score.

But about 130,000, many with physical and mental health problems, live in orphanages, where they are sometimes neglected and abused.

Indeed, the same problems live in two earlier cases that are staples of the administrative law and separation of powers repertoire, Myers v. United States and Humphrey's Executor v. United States.

With the deinstitutionalisation of mental health services, an increasing number of individuals with severe mental health problems live in the community.

She added: "I have no problem living in this bubble.

"I would have no problem living in a mixed neighborhood  —   I was born in Sarajevo and before the war we never knew who was who," she said.