Sentences with phrase «plenty of problems»

The results have been OK — they're 16 points back of their supposed same - city rivals, by the way — but there are plenty of problems with this team right now.
We should be able to cope and cause plenty of problems at the other end but not if we are not focused.
There are plenty of problems in this lovely house, but at least most of the house has hardwood floors under the carpet!
There's also plenty of problem solving tasks to comply with the new GCSE.
Then again, nuclear advocates point out that there are plenty of problems associated with fossil fuel emissions — and not just from carbon dioxide.
Well plenty of problems arise when we let emotions guide our thoughts and actions.
There are plenty of problem areas when it comes to TVs.
Unfortunately, there isn't much reliable research, and plenty of problems exist with what little research there is.
Of course, plenty of problems remain — check out the Steam thread for people continuing to complain about PC performance issues — but this is an encouraging step.
It's just a shame I've experience plenty of problems actually getting matches.
The PS4 is having plenty of problems so it's not like it's way past the PS3 and I have so many PS3 games I still haven't played.
There are still plenty of problems, but we're actually in a pretty good place for the most common formats.
The forward has caused plenty of problems for Chelsea in the past, including a goal at Stamford Bridge earlier this season.
Ultimately, it wasn't enough to stay in Europe's top competition, but United should be able to cause Bournemouth — a side who have conceded 30 goals in 15 Premier League games — plenty of problems if they replicate that sort of offensive display.
The Villans will be devastated with the result, having been the better team for 70 minutes this afternoon, posing plenty of problems for the Toffees and proving threatening on the counter-attack.
If Tony Pulis shows some ambition going forward then West Brom could cause plenty of problems on the break.
The deinstitutionalization of people with mental illness restored their rights, but caused plenty of problems as well
From the sending off, it was all West Brom, who were causing plenty of problems through Romelu Lukaku, who didn't give a moments peace to Sagna.
There are plenty of problems found in Bounce Rescue, and these outweigh the positives tenfold, but the biggest by far is that the game lacks the fun element we all need from an indie title.
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.
Though the M16A1 gave soldiers in Vietnam plenty of problems, it's been continuously updated and improved.
But if Cohen has been serving for more than a decade as Trump's «fixer» — as his own attorney recently acknowledged and as Cohen has proudly proclaimed, comparing himself to Ray Donovan — it stands to reason that those documents and tapes may detail plenty of problems Cohen has «fixed,» starting with Daniels.
Premier Redford has shined during the flood, but still faces plenty of problems once the reality of politics returns.
Apart from that, Arsenal played pretty well but Newcastle are in form and confident after beating Chelsea and they did cause our makeshift defence and midfield plenty of problems, but we stood up pretty well and would have been very unlucky not to be leading at halftime.
«We caused Arsenal plenty of problems and I want the team to continue with the progress we are making.
The Ox is fresh and raring to go due to him being an unused substitute against Leicester, and he'll cause the young legs of Ben Davies plenty of problems.
But the centre - back, capped 40 times by England, insists Everton will be intent on causing City plenty of problems, too.
17 goal Luis Suarez averages eight points a game and should give Manchester City's defence 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.
He was very lively throughout, and caused Jose Fonte & Winston Reid plenty of problems.
The Blues had plenty of problems last season, but the fact they scored just 59 goals in the Premier League last season — their lowest total for 16 seasons — paints a certain picture to owner Roman Abramovich.
«In thinking of who can contest or become governor after Amosun, now you consider this: if you pick anybody that has never contested the post of Councillor in any local government to become a candidate, you have plenty of problems because the understanding should be there.
Resistance: Burning skies is by no means a great game, but is a fairly good one, it has plenty of problems however, its biggest being how unambitious the developers were with the game.
And if the expected pressure to be bigger and better than its predecessors wasn't enough, production on the film also ran into plenty of problems along the way, including numerous directors leaving the project (both David Fincher and Joe Carnahan were previously attached) and several actors (like Carrie - Anne Moss, Scarlett Johansson and Ricky Gervais) either being recast or having their roles cut from the script.
Before I can even get into the technical mess of this game, it has plenty of problems gameplay-wise to begin with.
We seem to have plenty of problems providing for all of our people so I always wonder why China and India are constantly called out.
First - I'm pretty satisfied with my iPhone 7 Plus, but second - I don't want 1st generation issues (we can all recall plenty of problems with almost every single completely new Apple product).
A quick examination of the old pipework soon revealed plenty of problems, so ripping everything out and starting again seemed the best plan of action.
All fully differentiated and suitable for new curriculum with plenty of problem solving, reasoning ect.
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