Examples of using To be a problem in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Computer
It's not going to be a problem.
But we see you as one of the lads anyway, so obviously we knew you weren't going to be a problem.
It ceased to be a problem.
The Auerbach problem will soon cease to be a problem.
It ceases to be a problem.
People also translate
Freedom of expression andthe independence of the media continue to be a problem, however.
It ceases to be a problem.
If you already have a vehicle to store in your garage this does not need to be a problem.
It didn't use to be a problem.
Given normal growth of roughly 3 percent, annual deficits of 3 percent orless tend not to be a problem.
I don't want to be a problem.
Yeah, you know, man… if you don't want to talk to me about it,I don't want to be a problem.
It's not going to be a problem.
Since Berlin catapulted the westernized version of this dish, the German country has been flooded with restaurants and street stalls that offer döners and kebabs to a local and tourist clientele, but the smell andsmoke they generate begins to be a problem.
It ceased to be a problem.
Today, land recycling and densification(e.g. using an old industrial site for infrastructure or urban expansion) account for only a fraction- 13%- of new developments(see EEA indicator[x] and land recycling viewer), andland take continues to be a problem(see the land take data viewer).
It's not going to be a problem.
Hector, this does not need to be a problem.
Clouds continue to be a problem, for example.
This has since ceased to be a problem.
Overcrowding continued to be a problem in most prison facilities.
Scottie's not going to be a problem.
That's not going to be a problem, is it?
The PG-13 rating didn't seem to be a problem.
This isn't going to be a problem, is it?
Unemployment also continues to be a problem.
It's just not a good time to be a problem around here, Sofie.
Long distances have ceased to be a problem.
Enters from the goal line to be a problem player and cause confusion.
Corruption continues to be a problem.