They do not have too much dowry to give their daughters, as they live on an income which will disappear after Mr Bennet's death. He had not saved money in the hope he would father a son who will inherit the estate, but that did not happen, so his wife and daughters will be relatively poor at his death. Mrs Bennet must therefore marry them up as soon (and as well) as possible. It was quite difficult to find suitable husbands for 3 daughters, not to mention for 5! It was practically Mission: Impossible! Desperate, Mrs Bennet decided not to observe a generally accepted custom and she let her daughters "come out" all at once (a phrase with a completely different meaning back then!). It was customary then to be presented to your social milieu only after your older sister's marriage, so to see Mrs Bennet followed by a 5-daughter-strong group was something quite out of the ordinary! Another problem arises from the fact they lived in a small village, characterised by a lack of "suitable bachelors".
Having offspring perpetuates the lineage of the individual.
When Obama was at the balls, his daughters were having a sleepover with some friends and watching "Bolt" and "High school musical 3".
I'm having problems is '' Yo estoy teniendo problemas'' having problems is: '' teniendo problemas''
Prejudice
He as two daughters
they are not having problems on facebook with farmville.
no, kia is not having marital problems.
50-50
The mother's reaction to her daughters performance in Two Kinds is that of jubilation.
No, it is a noun. Its a thing. If somebody is "having problems" , having is the verb, and problems is abstract thing working with it
Making judgements before having the knowlege necessary to be informed on a topic.
Tell us what problems you are having.