Sentence examples for proves to be a problem from inspiring English sources

It proves to be a problem thinking of a party name that doesn't sound like a Canadian indie band ("The Free Democrats?" "The New Moderates?"), but she has a spring in her step.

But Foster's fame proves to be a problem when she discovers, through a series of coincidences (centered on a concert that she's giving at her family home and that's interrupted by singing from Foster's cottage on their property), that he is a composer of popular songs.

Retirement is a hotbed issue that elicits different reactions depending on the age of the individual in question, but proves to be a problem that affects all three generations.

Later, when he creates "Good Vibrations" to his exact specifications, we see the beginnings of the obsessiveness that proves to be a problem.

But Uranus proved to be a problem.

Positioning has never proved to be a problem for Clausen.

That may prove to be a problem going forward.

Turnover has also proved to be a problem.

Porosity might prove to be a problem even for some of the alternative methods, however.

That may prove to be a problem for Monmouth Park, but larger issues threaten the industry.

This insistence on a non-contact contest for the kicked ball is proving to be a problem area.