Sentence examples similar to again there is a problem from inspiring English sources
"Here again there was a problem.
But again there was a problem – Gordon Brown never called her deputy prime minister.
And here again there's a problem: For people who follow the sport, Mr. Weir, flamboyant and a nonstop publicity machine, is by now overexposed.
Again, there's a problem with whose definition of "interesting" we're working with here.
Again, there is a potential problem if the suggested serving conflicts with pre-existing expectations.
Again, there was a fundamental problem that the government, the major agencies, were so busy with what they've been doing that the notion of dealing with catastrophic terror by empowered groups of nineteen simply had not dawned on them yet.
But there is a problem – and again, a certain amount of denial – about the range of audiences.
And again, these people often don't think there is a problem with what they do.
There is a problem, though.
Again, there's a tradeoff.
