Examples of using Been a problem in English and their translations into Czech
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Been a problem for years.
That's always been a problem.
Been a problem for years.
Has Maia been a problem?
Up until this point, there has never been a problem.
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Never been a problem for me.
They have always been a problem.
Never been a problem before?
That could have been a problem.
Never been a problem for me.
Cause that's-- that's kind of been a problem.
No, that's never been a problem for me. Maybe I could.
Not a big partyer,never been a problem.
Has there been a problem with the employees? The problem isn't with the employees?
There's never been a problem.
But there has been a problem and the picture has come to pieces and you have to help them rebuild it.
Multitasking has never been a problem for me.
But whilst the UK knew all too well just what it was like to be starved of the most precious natural resource in the world,for other Western users, going without had never been a problem.
There's never been a problem before.
We have a drug cage, and there's never been a problem.
Laura's always been a problem for Freya.
You know? That's kind of always been a problem of mine?
Our sex life has been a problem for a while now, and you know that.
And you know that.- Oh, okay.- Our sex life has been a problem for a while now.
It's-- it's always been a problem of mine.
This should not have been a problem for him.
Discipline has never been a problem on my estates.
That's kind of always been a problem of mine. You know?
The groundwater's never been a problem until the drilling.
First of all, the paparazzi haven't been a problem for any of our other students.