Sentence examples for actually have a problem from inspiring English sources

If you have begun filing a single combined return, you may not actually have a problem.

"We are monitoring everyday which suppliers actually have a problem," said Shinichi Sato, treasurer and secretary of Hino's United States operations.

Whatever he'd claim, the guy who scoffed at me outside the pub didn't actually have a problem with identity politics per se – it was the focus on gender that he disliked.

When asked whether eBay would include the cost of stock options on its balance sheet, Ms. Whitman said, "We don't actually have a problem with expensing stock options" if it can be done fairly as part of a broader corporate trend.

Okay, some "Selfitics" may actually have a problem.

It took lots of engineering to make it happen, the kind of scope that only Facebook could apply to a problem like this (mostly because Facebook is one of the few companies that would actually have a problem like this).

The Department of Transportation also runs a toll-free line, (800) 778-4838, staffed from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. "If someone is actually having a problem with the airline or the airport, the caller will get a representative who can help them," said Bill Mosley, a department spokesman.

When I was in college I actually had a problem with acne – and I felt pretty insecure about myself.

The first thing you'll want to do is make sure you're actually having a problem.

When you go to a mechanic they give you the parts they took out of your car in order to prove that they actually did the work and that you actually had a problem.

Sure I've never actually had a problem setting an iron, but that doesn't stop me from wanting to make use of this dubiously advanced piece of hardware.