Examples of using Will be a problem in English and their translations into German
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So if Dr. Sloan continues dissecting right there, I really don't think there will be a problem.
High altitude(about 1500 meters over sea level) will be a problem for anyone who has difficulty controlling their blood pressure.
If, for example, the Commission proposes a reduction of 10% for the post-2010 period, there will be a problem.
I agree with him on the main focuses of this report, but this will be a problem for the next Parliament to decide.
There will be a problem during the dry season.
If they are imperfect, there will be a problem.
I will arrive in the late evening. It will be a problem?
But if you stick on your back, there will be a problem of long-distance control.
As long as you are sticking on to the same, there will be a problem.
I don't think that will be a problem," Asuka assured with apparent amusement.
the size will be a problem.
we can be almost certain there will be a problem.
If this is not the case there will be a problem of coherence across the entire European Union.
As well as access controls there are a few other features that will be a problem for people with mobility difficulties.
It is real, and in the long term it will be a problem, but its impact is less than we might believe.
Nevertheless the compliance with the number of the 24h critical-limit for fine-dust and the annual average value for nitrogen dioxide will be a problem.
This will be a problem if no other boot record existed.
Oh, it will be a problem.
But we did not know that getting back to the hotel will be a problem.
The 90-animal limit will be a problem for producers in some Member States.