Sentence examples for problems settling from inspiring English sources

Maybe he had problems settling in.

Like those noir heroes Crosby's character is frequently a returning veteran experiencing problems settling down.

After some initial problems settling in, Crouch was the leading goalscorer as the club were relegated to what is now League One.

Running a low-budget bus company is a complicated undertaking that involves troubleshooting mechanical problems, settling legal disputes and overseeing a staff of pugnacious ticket sellers, all on a tiny budget.

He's also a physically strong footballer who covers a lot of ground, creating a modern midfielder who should have no problems settling into his second stint in European football (curiously, Paulinho spent two years playing in Lithuania and Poland early on in his career – which incidentally begs the question as to how he crept under the radar of clubs further west back then).

"I don't think I'll have too many problems settling into the team.

With these problems settled, it is now Lithuania, which holds the rotating EU presidency, that is accused of dragging its feet.

(One of the farmers had seen an exceptionally fair judge on television; the prospect of having his Hatfield- McCoy problems settled once and for all, by a voice of reason, filled him with joy).

But the applause and tributes seemed to be as much about this city's yearning to return to the Schaefer era, to a time when anything seemed possible, and before the city's vast social problems settled too deeply into its bones.

He produced a number of decent crosses from his wide role and showed enough signs to suggest he will have no problem settling in.

I didn't have a problem settling in because we're all women and we're all on the same level – everyone's quite young and there's always music playing.