Sentence examples for some kind of problems from inspiring English sources
In this last section, we mention some kind of problems that model different real phenomena that, as we will see, can be presented under the same formulation.
Everyone I know has some kind of problems, even if they present a strong exterior.
Heather Doherty, a Values Voter Summit attendee from Pennsylvania, said she was not one to judge Weinstein, because everyone has some kind of problems in life.
Most studies have reported some kind of problems as measured by self report, and from the mothers of in utero exposed children.
You make friends in the city, so fine, but on the farm... in our area especially, if somebody was in... in some kind of problems... neighbors were there to help.
More horses with some kind of problems are seen than in the base population and competition horses as well as active sport horses are probably overrepresented, while foals, brood-mares and stallions used for breeding are probably underrepresented.
The plane was experiencing some kind of problem.
And if there was some kind of problem it almost never lasted more than a day".
"We thought maybe he was being held in Mexico City for some kind of problem," he said.
Every entity that you deal with has some kind of problem.
No one suggests that Labour has some kind of "problem with men".
