Sentence examples for they say problems from inspiring English sources
But they say problems arise when an illness exceeds the boundaries of a physician's skills or the patient's ability to pay cash.
Research institution presidents, who spend enormous amounts of time raising money, naturally embrace their big contributors, but they say problems arise when a donor expects a certain result from a study the donor is financing.
They say problems in west Wales may take longer to fix due to the weather.
And they said problems with the software that powers the Web site were communicated to senior officials in the president's administration.
But they say the problems that gave rise to his award remain.
They say a problem shared is a problem halved; works well for two hours.
They say the problem is teenage boys and girls, that they drive the marketplace.
IN politics, they say the problem is never the crime; it's the cover-up.
As the human population increases, they say, the problem is likely grow.
Maybe you don't mind when they say, "no problem".
(And they say Jordan Spieth has problems).
