Examples of using Problem seems in English and their translations into Romanian
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The problem seems to be….
Every time we mention the link between literature and cinema,the most relevant part of the problem seems to be the adaptation.
My problem seems to be solved.
We keep getting inundated with catastrophic news about the environment every single day, and the problem seems to be getting worse and worse and worse.
I know the problem seems insurmountable.
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Friday, 05 April 2013, 19.00 LECTURE Swel Noury(MAR) Every time we mention the link between literature and cinema,the most relevant part of the problem seems to be the adaptation.
Problem seems to be with the choke lever.
Our website will help you connect with others in your company and give you guidance on smart questions to ask, initiatives to suggest, because if companies can be persuaded to do the right thing,suddenly, this problem seems to become solvable.
The problem seems to have corrected itself.
If social housing is an institution where we place those individuals whose behavior is"outside the norm" based solely on a precarious economic situation,a heterotopia of deviation, the problem seems to be more deeply rooted in the collective subconscious.
The problem seems to be keeping him honest thereafter.
It is important to understand the limits of your capabilities, and if the methods of controlling thoughts andrestructuring behavior do not help, if the problem seems to be really serious rather than far-fetched, and the state of hopelessness becomes heavier every day(especially by getting suicidal), then you should seek help from specialists.
The problem seems to be an American with no sense of timing or fashion.
Well, J.R., the problem seems to be that your daddy just doesn't trust you anymore.
The problem seems to best bang for the buck video what exactly happens?
At first glance, this problem seems simple, but not all dog breeders are able to solve it.
The problem seems particularly acute in the EU-10 where landfilling remains a predominant option since no alternative waste management infrastructure is available.
The scope and scale of the problem seems so large that it feels overwhelming to think about how we might approach it.
The problem seems to be that the tourist who becames“our client” has also introduced a series of adjustments of the Lipovan cuisine and some“innovations”, from meatballs made like at a reception and fish pizza.
But sometimes, this problem seems to be unrealistic and difficult, especially if it is a private home.
If the problem seems to be persisting, you should try resetting the‘Photos' app.
And the problem seems to be getting worse, despite tightening regulations.
If the problem seems to be resolved, you can move the com. microsoft. powerpoint.
If the problem seems to be resolved, you can move the Normal file to the trash.
This problem seems to only affect users who have mailboxes on Exchange Server 5.5.
Anyway, the problem seems to be lack of power, so replace the transformer of the Raspberry with a 2A or feed externally the relay could help.
Turning to today, the problem seems to have moved to India, which now sees the cancellation of several events, the postponement of the sale of some smartphones and even a stop to production.
The problem seems to stem from the temporary accounts that were created during the transition failing to migrate, even after you get the message that the domain's transition is complete and all conflicting accounts have been resolved.
Part of the problem seems to be that a number of EU rules adopted over the years to help the functioning of the Single Market for services are not being used to their full extent and are, at times, implemented or applied inconsistently.