1.   Because you are not a problem to them, they can share their joys and sorrows with you.

2.   Bernstein was trying to explain his headline problems to Ruby when Gerstein strode past with a retinue of aides.

3.   Boarding and rummage of a merchant vessel presents no particular problem to us.

4.   Both need to refocus the political debate from their respective ethics problems to the big problems facing the country.

5.   He told me that his civil servants had said that this was impossible, and adumbrated the problem to me.

6.   I have been told it could be an oil feed problem to the valve gear, but the pipe is clear.

7.   It is facile to attribute all childhood problems to poor parenting or social circumstances.

8.   Its original plan was to unload the problem on to the electricity generators.

9.   Many patients with severe chemical sensitivity trace their problems back to an incident of this sort.

10.   McCree, according to his co-workers and personnel files, was a problem to his employer, the city of Fort Lauderdale.