Sentences with phrase «plenty of problems exist»

Not exact matches

Or, if you're looking to finally fix your tardiness problem rather than find ever more out - of - the - box excuses for it, than plenty of advice exists to help you stop being perpetually late once and for all.

As I explain, there are still plenty of measures that the Trump administration and Congress can take to undermine the health law and exacerbate its existing problems.

The problem is not one of deciding in favor of Bellah's emphasis or Berger's (plenty of evidence exists to support the importance of both types of symbolism in most religions).

Take the psychoactive substances bill, in which May outlawed drugs which did not exist, by banning something she could not define, despite plenty of evidence from other countries that this would exacerbate the legal highs problems.

Opioid receptors exist throughout the body, so the drugs can cause plenty of nonlethal problems, some of which can signal to medical staff that a person has recently taken opioids.

Shy singles can search for shy people, party goers searching for a fling or a casual date can also search for a similar mate, those who live in isolated regions can be assured that there are dating sites catering for rural singles and will hook you up with someone in a near by town that you never even knew existing, so your friends are married and there is no hope for them to fix you up with their single friends like the good old days when you were younger - there are plenty online in your exact situation and would love to meet you, no excuses if your feeling lazy and cant be bothered getting dressed up just go online and visit a singles chat room, you don't even need to have a shower and get changed no - one will see you all they will see is your profile which includes a great picture for them to see anyway, its no problem if there seems to be a lack of available singles in your local suburb, simply move onto the next closest suburb when pursuing your relentless search for romance.

The forums have plenty of complaints and moans, most of which are isolated incidents, but it can make you go looking for problems when none really exist.

This accountability exists regardless of the quality of the advice they receive on the issue (although it has to be said there were plenty of people around who could have pointed out the problems with the co-payment policy).