Sentence examples for problems to take from inspiring English sources

"Bigger, more immediate problems to take care of".

Expecting other problems to take care of themselves only assures failure on all fronts.

"Our best information suggests that in 40 to 50 years' time, there will be very severe problems to take the water from underground.

"The passion and the love they have for their jobs and for the children is tremendous and, even knowing we have several problems to take care of, it is the teachers that make a difference".

But Hingis and Lindsay Davenport, who has recovered enough from her back problems to take a wild card into next week's grass-court tuneup in Eastbourne, still lead the rankings by a sizable margin.

Whoever takes over as coach of Turkey has a long list of problems to take on, as football in the country struggles to emerge from the repercussions of its match-fixing scandal.

About its not being a problem to take off all your clothes when you're young.

"We have a little problem to take care of at the government office," he said.

Rumsfeld's staff always seemed to be waiting for something to turn up — for the problem to take care of itself, without any additional troops.

Those who deal with the more advanced and intractable cases would like parents to understand that this is a problem to take seriously.

He admitted: "We have to be clear that there has been a problem to take into the debrief after the Games".