Examples of using Whatever problems in English and their translations into Greek
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give us peace, and solve whatever problems we may have.
you still love me, so whatever problems that you think that we have, I know that if we face them together--.
a willingness to engage with whatever problems have come up.
Whatever problems we may encounter in our service to God can be overcome by exercising faith in Jehovah.-Matthew 17:20.
Whatever problems exist in the current system of organ allocation in terms of shortages
Look, whatever problems you have had with the government,
However bad things get, whatever problems beset you, you're Willy León,
Whatever problems Mr. Miyagi has with your uncle,
however difficult it is sometimes and whatever problems there are, you have the chance to face them.
I'm confident that whatever problems or challenges I face,
both members of the couple can relax knowing that whatever problems may come, they are in it together.
But the, ah, the thing is, is that whatever problems you have with Catherine, don't accuse her of being a
As for whatever problems have been inherited from the past
My past is over now, and whatever problems or traumas it included are becoming lost in this new adventure of,
Whatever problems remain in this area could easily be solved in practice by the market process,
but in reality whatever problems we experience come from the side of the mind.
but in reality whatever problems we experience come from the side of the mind.
but in reality whatever problems we experience come from the mind.
neglected demands that become a political‘us' with a will to power- which always requires the definition of a‘them' who are held responsible for whatever problems exist.