Examples of using More of a problem in English and their translations into Czech
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Russia is obviously more of a problem.
He had more of a problem with you than he did with me.
Letting Gasback escape is more of a problem!
They have more of a problem with this as time goes on.
Okay, less time might be more of a problem.
Perhaps that's more of a problem for you than it was for us.
It's when we do this--- that's more of a problem.
She's gonna be more of a problem than I thought.
You would have thought I would have been more of a problem.
And he's being more of a problem than a solution.
So you tell me-- which one of us would you say has more of a problem with ethics?
More of a problem for you, really, see, and the last thing that I need because I'm gonna be looking good.
Parking's becoming more of a problem every day.
More of a problem for you, really, see, because I'm gonna be looking good, and the last thing that I need is some jealous hussy reading into things wrong, causing a scene.
Parking's becoming more of a problem every day.
Yeah, not being able to go out with each other, that's a bit more of a problem than I had imagined.
I would think it would be more of a problem for you and Mom since, obviously, if Ricky flies all the way to New York, he and Amy are gonna be doing a lot more than just talking.
Fine Senator has become more of a problem than asset?
I think they're more of a problem than a help.
Usually, Alzheimer's patients have more of a problem with short-term memory.
It's going to be more of a problem than I thought.
Problem solver?- More of a problem eliminator.
Well, it's not really a problem, more of a feature.
It's gotta be more of a reception problem, right?
I think the boyish gait is more of problem.
This is minor, but it may be a symptom of a more serious problem.