Examples of using To be a problem in English and their translations into Russian
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It got to be a problem.
I thought this whole age thing was not going to be a problem, but.
Insufficient food rations in the prisons continues to be a problem.
That's going to be a problem.
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The timing of the provision of data is also seen to be a problem.
That's not going to be a problem, is it?
Quality of textbooks' translation still remains to be a problem;
CRC was concerned that unplanned adolescent pregnancies continued to be a problem.
Some of these restrictions were not very advantageous, especially the colour proved to be a problem.
For DRAM, this appears to be a problem at around 55 nm, at which point the charge stored in the capacitor is too small to be detected.
There looks to be a problem with her work papers.
Child labour continues to be a problem.
Do you plan to be a problem like your common-blood sister?
What's not going to be a problem?
Well, for it to be a problem you two are together.
That is not going to be a problem at all because Harvey loves change.
They are going to be a problem.
If it continues to be a problem, one of you will be gone.
This isn't going to be a problem, is it, you two working together?
English has ceased to be a problem for young Russians.
For some time now, AIDS has ceased to be a problem restricted to specific sectors of the population.