Sentence examples for problems of some from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Dvorkin said pay inequities might also contribute to the debt problems of some young women.

While acknowledging the problems of some plazas, Adam Rose said: "The new ones really are maintainable and manageable.

There also is concern that sovereign debt problems of some European countries could spread and cause another financial crisis.

These data may also help explain the neurocognitive, psychiatric, and other psychobiological problems of some abstinent users.

But he insisted the British banking sector was sound and was not facing the problems of some banks in the eurozone.

Mr. Fancy, the education secretary, pointed out that while Tomorrow's Schools had exacerbated the problems of some urban schools, many of those schools were failing well before 1989.

It will not solve the problem of some of these doctors who want to go ahead with cloning babies".

This would counter the current problem of some having no work while others work 50 hours a week.

And I could PEE standing up !! I was told by a doctor that most man at the age of 40 will have prostate problem of some sort.

This will avoid the problem of some previous green jobs programs, where jobs projections were overly optimistic and graduates of training programs could not be placed in jobs.

There isn't the problem of some bright spark getting to the library first and taking out all the books for a project, say, on the Romans.