Sentence examples similar to somewhere problem from inspiring English sources

It's the whole, "I have his info somewhere…" problem that he wanted to solve.

So this allows the United States to park that problem somewhere to the side.

"There is obviously a problem somewhere," the commission spokesman Frédéric Vincent said.

If they now bear down on funds or fund managers, they may simply create another problem somewhere else.

If the number of hawks are declining, that means food sources are diminishing, and there's a problem somewhere".

If you have to prove to yourself that you can avoid alcohol, it suggests that there's a problem, somewhere.

"There must be a problem somewhere," he said, then suggested that "the international community didn't fight the Taliban properly".

"You can't get rid of people on the government payroll because you're just creating a problem somewhere else," Mr. Soto-Class said.

It would not take much to darken the market's mood — a misstep from a central bank here, a bit too much deflation there or an unexpected bank problem somewhere else.

We were told by Northpoint during that visit that there was a problem "somewhere with the wiring" and that it would contact Bell Atlantic to come back and check it.

For now, though, that does little to appease people like Mr. Harris, who said he feared that ranchers bearing arms and angry attitudes could do nothing more than drive the problem somewhere else.