Sentence examples for run into major problems from inspiring English sources

But a comprehensive audit by the Centre for Responsible Credit, using government data and statistics obtained under Freedom of Information, says that the policy has run into "major problems" and that around a third of the 150 local authority schemes "performed particularly badly" in 2013-14.

"I heard that your firm ran into major problems last year," Mr. Schwager probed gently.

But the astronauts ran into major problems releasing a quick-disconnect fitting on the second line, known as M3.

In Weld County, a county with 27percentt Latino/a, Spanish speakers are running into major problems casting their 2008 ballots today.

The Dwyer, which since opening three years ago has attracted 75,000 visitors to visual art exhibitions, readings, writers' workshops, children's educational programs and music and theater performances — all free or low-cost — has run into major financial problems.

But the plan to create "cities" of 500 to 600 RVs across the South has run into major logistical and political problems.

Clearly, with hindsight, the data-sharing partnership would quickly run into major ethical and legal problems.

But Mr. Kjos said Norwegian, a discount airline, had not run into any major problems with its other Dreamliner, and planned to take delivery of five more of the new fuel-efficient planes by the end of 2014 as it expands service to American and Asian airports.

Our pals over at Laptop got their mitts on the CloudBook and they've run into two major problems.

There have been some attempts at restricting access to or shutting down these hire-a-killer websites, but law enforcement tend to run into two major problems.

There have been some attempts at restricting access to or shutting down these hire-a-killer websites, but law enforcement tends to run into two major problems.