Sentence examples for seem to have problems from inspiring English sources

Dalrymple finds that children with developmental prosopagnosia seem to have problems with perception and memory processes.

Neither these boats nor the miners seem to have problems with checkpoints run by Mr Maduro's National Guard.

Many are sweatshops with poor working conditions.Firms that provide relatively high wages and good working conditions do not seem to have problems attracting employees.

French, who led the Bears to the Calder Cup in his first season as the coach in 2010, does not seem to have problems with the arrangement, and, to Oates's knowledge, neither do the Bears, a few of whom would be playing in Washington had there been no lockout.

Dr Colin Moran, who is leading the study, said: "The children [at St Ninians] don't seem to have problems with obesity; they seem happier and staff say they settle into lessons faster, so we designed a study that would test all of these things.

All the evaluated methods seem to have problems in transcribing the snare drum (SD), even without the presence of accompaniment.

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She seems to have problems with noise and smell.

He even seemed to have problems seeing the ball.

Just about every route for relief supplies seemed to have problems.

"The caller said, 'The plane seems to have problems, maybe, an accident,' " Kim Yu Seok, the partner, told The Associated Press.