Sentence examples for problems to stand from inspiring English sources

"The problem is that there's so many problems to stand for," said Jae, a 25-year-old from the Bronx who attended largely to draw attention to police brutality but counts herself as an Anonymous supporter.

I still have a lot of problems trying to stand on my leg.

"When they identify problems, our job is to stand firm and explain the problems away.

Those with heart problems may want to stand on the sidelines.

The US is not officially involved in the implementation of the agreement but is keen to keep playing a role, fearful that an EU split and preoccupied with its own problems is unable to stand up to Russia.

Another passenger, Karen Bregan, who suffers from back problems, said having to stand on trains every day into Manchester left her "really stressed and uncomfortable".

They found that "most of the elephants died from injury or disease linked to conditions of their captivity," such as foot problems from having to stand on concrete surfaces and musculoskeletal disorders from not getting enough exercise.

"It's clear that the biggest problem is having to stand in line to buy food but we also see that it's a strategy of the rich so that the poor people get pissed off and turn on Maduro," said Mariana Navas, a 56-year-old housewife in the Carapinto neighbourhood in western Caracas.

"We must immediately address the grazing problem for the reefs to stand any chance of surviving future climate shifts".

Speeches were no problem compared with "having to stand up and remember lines in a scene opposite 19-year-old kids".

For the growing number of artists who use the Internet to distribute their work, a key problem has become how to stand out amid a torrent of information — what the digital-art pioneer Cory Arcangel has termed "fourteen-year-old Finnish-kid syndrome," in which any teen-ager with an iPhone can make something attention-grabbing.