Sentence examples for with some problem from inspiring English sources

Its a mixture of personal and professional – I was worried initially that everyone would just have a good gossip and nothing else, but we all came with some problem we wanted to resolve or something to share.

Frederick arrived with some problem when I really could not cope, and he suddenly said, in a voice wrung dry with bitterness, "Oh, but of course you are the unselfish person, the most unselfish in the world, and I am the most selfish".

"Yaya was with some problem in his groin, but I think that's nothing important".

They may be dealing with some problem in their lives or in their office and think that they're being strategic when in fact, they're simply being tactical.

It didn't even have to do with AIDS--it had to do with some problem in the Dade County School system that he ranted and raved about for 30 minutes.

This is definitely a puppy with some problems".

Callers in Cuba could phone the United States with some problems.

As much as ICT teachers appreciate their newfound "freedom" it does come with some problems.

"I started with some problems at home and, most important thing, a lot of problems in my knees.

Mr. Gore acknowledged that, should he run again, he would have to deal with some problems of his own making.

Connections with some problems of dilation theory are then made.