Sentence examples for be that the problem from inspiring English sources

So could it be that the problem on Wall Street wasn't subprime mortgages, but elevated testosterone?

It could well be that the problem is not just the cost on the front end but the payoff down the road.

Viewers can, for instance, vote on how good a particular ad was.The lesson appears to be that the problem was not the format but the fact that so much of the footage online, especially on YouTube, is "user-generated".

Root and several other tenants already lived in apartment buildings or hotels, so it may be that the problem was not an insufficient demand but an insufficient supply of the type of building the rich would find acceptable.

It could be that the problem with the old sciences was simply that they weren't scientific enough — that they were mostly wishful thinking projected onto dubious data about skull size and the effects of estrogen on the ability to balance a checkbook.

Now, it may just be that the problem isn't that hard after all.

OBAMA Jed — BARTLET Was that the problem?

Was that the problem?

BARTLET Was that the problem?

Was that the problem with Norbit?

"What we found is that the problems are more systemic.