Sentence examples for running into a problem from inspiring English sources

To avoid running into a problem, Mr. Ma set up an offshore holding company in the Cayman Islands.

But they are running into a problem: thousands of Iraqis have taken up residence among the poorly guarded ruins of Mesopotamia, in illegally built homes and shops, greenhouses and garages.

NAIROBI, Kenya — The Shabab, Somalia's most fearsome Islamist group, the one leading a guerrilla war against the weak transitional government, may be running into a problem with its cash flow.

But it is running into a problem: Some aviation experts think the new system will not be reliable, and they want the Government to maintain both the new and the old.

But in the scramble to produce more fuel and deliver it to market, the industry and the government are running into a problem: the same people who swear by the virtues of natural gas tend to swear at gas pipelines, whose susceptibility to explosions, even though they are infrequent, is sometimes seen as making them the worst of neighbors.

[C6.] Gas Pipelines Inhibit Expansion In the scramble to produce more natural gas and deliver it to market, the industry and the government are running into a problem that is hard to reconcile: the same people who swear by the virtues of natural gas tend to swear at gas pipelines, whose susceptibility to explosions, though infrequent, is sometimes seen as making them the worst of neighbors.

Here we run into a problem.

In America, they ran into a problem.

But Nasdaq ran into a problem.

But she ran into a problem.

The rescue train ran into a problem, however.