Sentences with phrase «one's share of problems»

Look around you, every race and religion has it's weaknesses, has it's own fair share of problems.

However, interracial dating and marriage comes with its own share of problems and unless you sort them out, you can not enjoy life.

Of course there are a lot of good things about the internet, but I think it's brought it's fair share of problems too.

The project has had more than its fair share of problems before and during shooting began, with a new look design that initially looked all wrong, is now growing on many.

The state's teacher pensions owns the largest share of the problem.

Maybe I am in the minority, but I feel like there is a little too much sharing of problems these days.

The game of course has much more of a story being that it is based on the movie, which has a fair share of problems finding a final release date.

It's not without its fair share of problems though, especially towards the end of the game, and that's what we're here to talk about today.

Unfortunately, today almost none of us have any idea what is our actual share of the problem, nor do we understand what is a sustainable level of emissions.

But it's not without its own share of problems.

Perhaps we shouldn't ignore the fact that cryptocurrencies have their fair share of problems too.

The national inquiry, though, has had its fair share of problems with high staff turnover, communication problems and concerns about caring for people after they have gone through the traumatic experience of testifying about their lost loved ones.

The Reds, who have had their fair share of problems in front of goal this season, have already seen three separate bids knocked back for the Brazilian as Shakhtar remain hopeful of seeing his # 53.2 million buy - out clause met.

While flame retardants and other chemicals are found in the highest levels in new mattresses, old mattresses have their fair share of problems as well.

So far so much praise, then, but LawBreakers has its fair share of problems holding it back.

Karren Brady has already admitted that she fears relegation which is hardly a n encouraging reflection on new manager David Moyes, who has had more than his fair share of problems over the last couple of weeks on the injury front.

This task seems to be complicated by Superman's clumsy clone Bizarro whose creation of his own league of off kiltered superheroes has caused its fair share of problems however an even greater force lurking in the shadows will force the two leagues together in an effort to defeat the impeding evil.

The god of mischief and lies, Loki, has caused more than his fair share of problems for the Avengers in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Yes, Cora Kelly does have its unique share of problems among elementary schools in Alexandria.

Taken in that regard I had a lot of fun playing DiRT 4, and while it does have it's fair share of problems anyone looking for a rally game that doesn't need the dedication of DiRT Rally should look no further.

Faceball 2000 has its fair share of problems despite and because of the era it hails from.

Ethereum would be a good alternative but it has also been having its fair share of problems such as the lack of adequate security which led to the DAO hack.

The team may have had more than its fair share of problems in 2015, but Christian Horner says you shouldn't write Red Bull off yet.

So, I would ask them to support my constitutional amendment because that allows the state of California to do the things it needs to do to deal with the state's share of problems as well as local governments having the flexibility to negotiate changes to future contracts.

A pleasant surprise in places Through the Woods has its fair share of problems holding it back from greatness.

AbbVie, a stock that had its own share of problems this year, after all, is still trading at over 11 times forward earnings, and the vast majority of Gilead's immediate peer group (large - cap biotechs) are trading at valuations well north of 13 times forward - looking earnings.

The Man with the Golden Arm has a lot of great performances, a lot of great filmmaking — a phenomenal Elmer Bernstein score — but it's got its fair share of problems too.

Apple may have criticized Facebook for their data collection methods recently but the device maker has had their fair share of problems in the past as well.

That's not to say the Ex-Im Bank hasn't seen its share of problems.

None of us are without setbacks, and we've all faced our share of problems.

Despite the premier's statement that,» it isn't the price of oil in Texas that is causing the real problem,» I would argue that it was the lion's share of the problem, or at least a good barometer for the problem.

We EOs certainly have our share of problems, but (so far) there's not a Publishing / Speaking engine «stoking [any] star - maker machinery...»

We've had our fair share of problems.

Rider has had more than his share of problems in his career, including numerous legal scrapes, but a lack of self - esteem has never been one of them.

The problem is not just with Wenger, although he is not without his fair share of the problem.

Just like United have their fair share of problems, so do Bolton.

As much as I love using cloth diapers I have had my fair share of problems - and yes even after 3 + years of cloth diapering I have had it.

As in any marriage, they change and evolve over time, and have their share of problems, difficulties and misunderstandings.

Winter brings with its share of problems.

Senate Republicans certainly have their share of problems heading into the general election season: the conference just lost Skelos's seat in Nassau County to Democrat Todd Kaminsky, the demographics continue to worsen and the base is deeply suspicious of the Long Island - based leadership.

«Joel had his share of problems at home,» the former Democratic gubernatorial candidate said, «but he was very effective at pointing out problems with state government and the culture of Albany, and how that affected local governments in a negative way.»

«They're going to also find ways to do more with less,» said Lynam, who said localities also have to get state government to «take account of whatever its share of the problem happens to be».

Though Silver has had his share of problems — from a failed coup mounted in 2000 by ex-Central New York Assemblyman Michael Bragman to, more recently, the spate of sexual harassment scandals to the recent NYT reports on the US attorney's probe into his unreported outside legal work — no lawmakers have been seriously trying to put together a coalition of support to oust him.