Sentence examples for some problem to from inspiring English sources

There's always some problem to solve".

But that is a sign of some problem, to choose to live like that.

Above all, with a book of this length, the reader needs some problem to chew over.

For 13 years Ismael Victoria was a landlord and almost every day there was some problem to deal with.

"Practically all of us have some problem to deal with in life," Knight said in a six-paragraph statement released this afternoon.

Still, children below age 11 years had some problem to interpret this alternative properly, especially the word "comfortably".

There are some problems to be solved as preparations begin.

There remain some problems to work out first.

Admittedly, this man had some problems, to put it kindly.

But first there are some problems to solve and some sticky situations to get unstuck.

Starter Hiroki Kuroda battled through some problems to give a strong effort and improve to 5-2.