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

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

Corey Caldwell, a spokeswoman for the Association of Flight Attendants, said the extra carry-ons were proving to be a problem for flight attendants who "have to work harder to make sure that they fit in the overhead bins".

A spokesman for McDonald's, Chuck Ebeling, said that quick delivery "is not proving to be a problem for us". Five minutes is the longest that a person will have to wait in the test stores, he said.

Handling errors were still proving to be a problem for the Warriors in attack, but they would finally put together a slick handling move to re-open a healthy lead on 55 minutes, with Burgess finally making one stick to cross for his first try of 2015.

The epic mercenaries are proving to be a problem, however.

And this is proving 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.