Sentence examples for could have issues from inspiring English sources

"If you use a pinch-hitter and go to the bullpen, you could have issues," Collins said.

You better have some kind of outlet, whether it's exercise or something else, to keep your health, and even if you do that, you still could have issues".

Multiple other reports have suggested the acquisition could have issues crossing the finish line.

At the same time, in April, the company said it would recall 2,700 Model X vehicles over concerns that its third-row seat could have issues.

Investors have also become concerned about the transparency of the loans, and they are afraid these loans could have issues similar to the housing loans in 2008.

"When you have materials that are soft [like flexible electrodes], then over time, you could have issues with electrodes that deform," he says, causing the battery to short-circuit.

The eggs could have issued only from the Bieber residence.

That way seasoned prosecutors could have issued subpoenas, cross-examined witnesses and developed cases.

(If it stayed on the sidewalk, the city could have issued a fine).

You could have issued a statement, held a press conference, whatever you wished.

He could have issued a statement giving his version of events at any time.