Examples of using Were a problem in English and their translations into Spanish
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Those differences and the lack of uniformity of interpretation were a problem in international trade which reduced the predictability
I hope that a roommate would mention it if it were a problem at all.
contagious diseases were a problem.
Log jams were a problem as well
The Government recognized that low prosecution rates were a problem, and was attempting to provide more support to victims
fish discards and post-harvest losses were a problem for Oman because of the nature of a marine ecosystem that embraced a multitude of different species.
While recognizing that excessive transport costs were a problem, the Board had noted that the landlocked developing countries had managed to overcome non-physical barriers to trade through arrangements with neighbouring transit countries.
It is odd that in America some of these covers were a problem, because in the'80s when we would tour here, we always had boobs flashed to us at the front of the stage.
protection of human rights, the complexity and redundancy of the current reporting system were a problem.
fish discards and post-harvest losses were a problem for Oman owing to the characteristics of a marine ecosystem embracing a multitude of different species.
in particular overcrowding, were a problem common to all countries in Europe
later also realised that mines/ERW were a problem.
That may be a problem.
Shouldn't be a problem.
I would imagine that's a problem for you.
Moreover, there's a problem of vulnerability to climate change.
Should this be a problem in your application, please contact us.
Big” goes from being a problem, to a luxury….
The belly fat is a problem for the spine.
But the sounds selection was a problem for my style of producing.