Examples of using To be a problem in English and their translations into French
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There seems to be a problem.
That's going to be a problem.
That's going to be a problem.
Whimpers Qui-Gon, sir, I don't want to be a problem.
Additionally, many have noted that understaffing seems to be a problem.
The treatment and protection of remand prisoners also seemed to be a problem.
Child labour continues to be a problem.
Unemployment among new immigrants to Israel continues to be a problem.
She's, uh, she's not going to be a problem.
But I don't want it to be a problem.
Those guineas. Now they're getting to be a problem.
The Defender is contacting us, there seems to be a problem.
He is going to be a problem.
The staffing situation in the Unit continues to be a problem, however.
The timing of the provision of data is also seen to be a problem.
That didn't seem to be a problem for you onstage.
Believe me when I tell you he's going to be a problem.
UNCT stated that child labour continued to be a problem.
Illicit manufacture of phencyclidine continues to be a problem in the United States.
Oh, there seems to be a problem.