Examples of using Terrible problem in English and their translations into German
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That is a terrible problem.
A terrible problem, Monsieur Poirot!
But Krispy had one terrible problem.
I have a terrible problem here on Risa!
He has created such a terrible problem.
He's having terrible problems with his knees.
And everywhere there were these terrible problems.
It's a terrible problem.
So, these extreme behaviors on the left-side can also create terrible problems.
We have had a terrible problem with teenagers and drunk driving lately.
In the 70s, we had terrible problems.
It is a terrible problem requiring immediate action from the European Union.
And health losses can be avoided if a terrible problem is prevented.
Typhus was a terrible problem in the camp and the lice that carried it had to be destroyed.
I cannot keep on coming back to this Parliament and saying we have terrible problems.
To start with, she has a terrible problem with moisture-induced glitter clump.
It turns out that, not only is the Galvao parrot very attractive, useful for headdresses, it evidently has certain hallucinogenic properties,which means that there's a terrible problem with Galvao abuse.
This terrible problem in the history of the class struggle gives rise to a crucial question.
It won't take as many years to heal the terrible problem because the terrible problem is only energy now.
The terrible problem for the exterminationists is however in the details--which are generally technical in nature.
They decided to tackle this really pressing problem of, you know, the terrible problems we have with infant mortality rates in the developing world.
Slow pay is a terrible problem afflicting SMEs especially in the southern Union states like Spain.
In this book Jiddu Krishnamurti shows how we have been"training" our brain to solve problems, with the pathologic consequence that we just considering all emotion,situation or attitude as a terrible problem to solve.
The boredom becomes the most terrible problem even not of the longest flight both for the child, and for parents.
Mr President, as someone who suffers from a neurological complaint, to wit Parkinson's disease, I am naturally biased in this matter, but I am a little shocked by the frequent use of terms like'unacceptable' and'dignity' applied to people whowish to find a solution through medical research to the terrible problems facing those who suffer from neurological disease, such as Alzheimer's, motor neurone and Parkinson's.
I should like to say a few words about this terrible problem, which has plagued our societies since the first and particularly the second oil crisis.
We have a terrible problem here because, as George Lyon said, there are 83 million eggs- we know that for a fact- which, on 1 January 2012 are going to be illegal.
But then if you think about it, the squid has this terrible problem because it's got this dying, thick culture of bacteria and it can't sustain that.
As many of you said, it is a matter of finding solutions to the terrible problems that we are facing with regard to cross-border crime, trafficking and the threat of terrorism, and of balancing this with a policy that places citizens centre stage and ensures that an individual's privacy is respected.
When I bought my first inkjet printer,I used to get terrible problems with colour changes under different lighting conditions and dye sub printers can suffer similar issues.