Sentence examples for a slight problem in from inspiring English sources

He said: "I think there may be a slight problem in that judges and magistrates are working without court of appeal guidelines and I expect cases to reach the court of appeal quickly.

Her serve has been a slight problem in the last few years since she had shoulder surgery, but if she can get those first serves in she'll be a contender.

The poems he chose, with difficulty — "It's the 'lifetime achievement' factor that means most to me, so I have a slight problem in knowing how to represent a lifetime of poems by reading only a couple of them" — were "The Underground" and "A Drink of Water".

There's a slight problem in all of this.

Here we detect a slight problem in the thinking.

We're not winning enough tackles and that has to improve, and just now we have a slight problem in respect of loan players.

A slight problem arises in performing these calculations because the ethnic subcategories used by Bowen et al (2008a) are not all labelled in the same way as in the census.

There is a slight problem with this – in the past three months the average price of a barrel was about $50.

Regular degree programs in Germany generally come with a slight problem for international students built in--the language barrier.

But there's a slight problem with this formulation: In January, Mr. Codey will not be exchanging the majesty of the governor's office for the fairways of Essex County Country Club.

I feel that you have a slight problem that is getting in the way of our friendship.