Sentences with phrase «line plenty of problems»

Spurs are finally beginning to find their stride after a slow start to the season, and I think that they are capable of causing the United back - line plenty of problems.

Not exact matches

Ephraim Radner's typically fertile reflection — replete with biting commentary and plenty of pox to go around, meted out courageously across party lines — finally alights on problems of Christian unity proper, and rightly so.

And the Gunners, although still with plenty of injury problems, should have the likes of Theo Walcott and Aaron Ramsey back in the starting line - up, so should we stick or twist?

Meanwhile, Hector Bellerin is in for Gabriel at right - back, and as Arsenal prepare to potentially save their title hopes, they've certainly gone with an energetic, pacy and dangerous line - up which Wenger will hope can cause Chelsea plenty of problems.

On the break the team has plenty of pace and should cause the Chelsea back line many problems.

There are plenty of companies offering a free service, or at least a free trial (such as free party lines), so you shouldn't have any problems.

The bottom line is this: if your cat was neutered and gets plenty of love and attention, your chances of having a spraying problem are very, very slim.

There's an impressive amount of them to complete, providing The Phantom Pain with plenty of content for dedicated players to enjoy, but most of them are along the lines of extracting a person or destroying some specific target, so repetition is a problem.

There's plenty to do, much of which is continuing lines of effort that are already under way — as with communities and organizations and media identifying a host of problems, from Volkswagen's cheating to continuing leakage of methane from «super-emitter» sources in our oil and gas infrastructure.

The difference, and the thing that makes Google's problem more existential, is that both the iPhone in 2010 and the Galaxy Note line in 2016 were well - established brands with plenty of customer loyalty.