Sentence examples for problems to pay from inspiring English sources
And, watching all this, an increasingly dysfunctional American government, with a public too deeply concerned about their own problems to pay much attention (apart from brief responses to human disasters) to the world abroad?
In 2011 European relations with the United States will continue to be polite but unexciting.America will be too consumed with its internal problems to pay the kind of attention to its European allies that they have come to expect, and there may be some hurt feelings.
There were also problems to pay for education in 23% of households.
The question about ability to pay bills was here not dichotomized as in the main analysis, but instead a finer original classification was used, where "never problems to pay bills" was separated from "seldom problems to pay bills".
Variables considered for inclusion in the multivariable models were: sex, birth weight, smoking during pregnancy, environmental tobacco smoke (ETS), mold at home, parental allergy, furred pets at home, breastfeeding, parental origin, parental education, problems to pay bills, type of housing, and birth year.
We also performed analyses restricted to children with high socio-economic status (n = 3464), here defined as children whose parents fulfilled all the following criteria; never problems to pay bills, at least one parent with >12 years education, and both parents born in Sweden.
But transitioning our economies will cost money, and it's not fair to ask the poorest countries, many of whom haven't created this problem, to pay the full bill.
We are proactive in our business dealings, but we wait until there is a problem to pay attention to our own personal health.
For some patients it has become a problem to pay for their health insurance or their membership fee for the sports centre.
The obvious solution to everyone's problems is to pay those tenants to give up their deals.
Allegations of corruption have been directed at members of Putin's inner circle, and Putin has been beset by problems: pensions to pay and a shambolic military to modernize.
