Sentence examples for problems of having from inspiring English sources

'One of the problems of having gone off on your own is that you tend to be alone,' he said.

Did anyone in the Leave camp consider the problems of having a land border with an EU country?

"One of the problems of having Christopher as a brother is that you felt that the writing about our family was writing about his family.

And that's one of the problems of having been one of the dominant forces in the game in the 1890s: everything thereafter is almost necessarily descent.

Kenner quotes Rouhani as saying, "In principle, we didn't see problems of having a meeting [with Obama]...We felt timetable too short to plan meeting of presidents".

Click-and-collect removed the problems of having to wait in for a delivery, sometimes to find the delivery isn't even going to happen.

"We rarely run into the problem of having a conflict".

And therein lies the problem of having been an "icon".

But it did solve the problem of having more efficient owners".

Also, he repeatedly runs into the problem of having to combine low language with high.

Eventually, I encountered the problem of having too much factual information.