Sentence examples for start having problems with from inspiring English sources

"If you start taking lots of police officers out you're going to start having problems with policing".

Andy Bullock, a BTF triathlon coach, says: "Some people from a running background do a lot of training, but they start having problems with the injuries associated with a high volume of running.

"Your implants may last less than 10 years or more than 10 years, but when you start having problems with them, your health insurance is unlikely to cover the M.R.I. tests or the reoperations," said Carol Ciancuthe-Leyva, the director of a 2007 anti-implant documentary called "Absolutely Safe".

"There is still room for prices to go up much higher, if for example the dry conditions in Argentina tend to become a drought, and if we start having problems with winterkill in the northern hemisphere for the wheat crops," Abbassian said.

That's when you start having problems with processors that trip over one another.

He started having problems with his arm much more after that".

"That's when she started having problems with her mom," the friend said.

I started having problems with my back, my shoulders and my legs.

Earlier this year Pratchett underwent medical investigations after he started having problems with hand-eye coordination and dexterity.

Dr. Maher said that last season two Cleveland players -- whom he declined to name -- started having problems with basic technique.

After two years of long hours pedaling a delivery bike, he started having problems with his knees and ankles, he said, but now the electric bike has helped him continue working, he said.