Examples of using Wouldn't be a problem in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Wouldn't be a problem if you scrubbed more and rubbed less.
If I had more time there, that wouldn't be a problem.
I know you said you and Ward wouldn't be a problem.
This ordinarily wouldn't be a problem, unless you started to cram in far more supplements than your liver could digest.
Said it wouldn't be a problem if I took his father's place tonight because Dad never shows.
Yeah, well, if we hadthat kind of cash, this wouldn't be a problem.
to a  tox screen, and I told them that wouldn't be a problem.
Perhaps it wouldn't be a problem if you didn't have such a  massive fanny.
I'm a  friend of Renee's, and she said it wouldn't be a problem, me getting upstairs.
It made me nervous, but the commander assured me there wouldn't be a problem.
I had money, so I figured replacing it wouldn't be a problem.
We weren't ready yet so we figured he wouldn't be a problem anyway.
I didn't tell you because I fooled myself into believing it wouldn't be a problem.
He told me he was  sorry for not  paying child support, but now that he would  got his million dollar picture, that wouldn't be a problem.
Now, you know, I'm a  few days late with my pages, which wouldn't be a problem except they have already given me an  advance.
Which wouldn't be a problem except I want to be a  mechanical engineer.
That wouldn't be a problem for Leonard, who eventually began to think about bigger goals than Division I basketball.
This wouldn't be a problem if kids could adjust their schedules to fit with their shifting biology, but they can't:
claims that if the abduction is  carefully planned, there wouldn't be a problem to keep a  hostage for a  long period of time in the West Bank area.
have argued that this would not be a problem.