Sentence examples for problems of doing from inspiring English sources

Trump Hotels also appears to have run into the practical problems of doing business here.

He said he hoped it could become a small museum, while acknowledging the problems of doing so inside a prison.

Nassau and Suffolk employers regularly rate transportation delays as one of the big problems of doing business on Long Island, and employees tend to feel likewise.

In addition to all the usual problems of doing business anywhere, Western investors in Russia face three unfamiliar obstacles to success.

The list of proposed measures was a vivid reminder of the problems of doing business across borders in the 27-nation European Union, which has almost 500 million consumers.

I think there are problems of doing that, because then you would say that Sherlock Holmes lives in the same world as the Doctor, and there are Daleks and all sorts of things.

"The president is fully seized with the problem of doing everything possible to reduce the H.I.V.-AIDS rate.

From what Charles told me, I gather that anybody willing to read enough books can find out how most magic tricks are done — which still leaves the problem of doing them, of course.

It's not the problem of doing the right thing that presents us with our thorniest questions; our most difficult problems arise when two or more "right things" conflict.

Since 2007, SMEs consistently report that government taxes and regulation are the main problem of doing business.

The problem of doing this is that you might go overboard and talk way too long.