Sentence examples for to run into a problem from inspiring English sources

The six booster segments delivered last week, along with two that arrived earlier, will be prepared for launch with Atlantis for an emergency rescue mission were Endeavour's crew to run into a problem preventing safe re-entry.

Mr. Clinton said the Republicans were going to run into a problem with their budget arithmetic, just as they did in the 1980's, when President Reagan pushed through big tax cuts, and budget deficits began rising rapidly.

A couple of years ago he started to run into a problem that many other business people, like myself, have discovered.

Ekyos told HuffPost not all of his employees have a phone, but they've yet to run into a problem: "We always figure something out," he says.

"I knew I was going to run into a slight problem, but I had to have the surgery".

BEIRUT -- President Barack Obama's bold move to lead a coalition of countries to degrade, contain and defeat the "Islamic State" group in Syria and Iraq through a combination of military and political means is sensible in principle, but it is likely to run into a serious problem -- one that has plagued other such endeavors.

If you agree on the cost upfront in writing, expect the vendor to run into an unknown problem and the total project to require additional "scope" and fee.

But reformers are going to run into a number of problems.

Of course, the new system is going to run into a number of problems.

Unfortunately, PopTok is going to run into a number of problems.

MPs planning to move into temporary accommodation during the refurbishment of the Palace of Westminster are about to run into a potentially deal-breaking problem: they won't be allowed to drink.