Sentence examples for could have some problems from inspiring English sources

He could have some problems of his own, however.

So if you're the president and Bob Mueller comes along and you know that you made these payments, you think, well, if this thing really gets out of hand, I could have some problems.

Zoosk is one of them, with a slightly different approach as you need to install the Zoosk App within your Facebook account (although there is the potential Facebook may delete app notifications, this business could have some problems).

"Visto could have some real problems," said Gregory Aharonian, publisher of Internet Patent News Service, an industry newsletter, and an intellectual property consultant who has worked with Visto in the past.

If your cat bites or scratches you a lot, take it to the vet, as it could have some behavior problems, or it could be blind too.

John Onstott, South for the team led by Steve Beatty, could have had some problems, but the defense was helpful.

Without them we could have had some serious problems.

She could also be having some problems at home or with a parent who doesn't want their child to have a boyfriend.

The Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator, which polices the universities' charitable status, said it did not believe these measures would lead to problems for Scotland's modern universities but warned that the four ancients could have problems with some clauses of the bill.

"Some of these fringe companies could have cash problems".

Some taxpayers who bought into the iffiest schemes could have bigger problems than the fees.