Sentence examples for have a smaller problem from inspiring English sources

"We may have a smaller problem in percentage terms" compared with previous years, said Jean Ross, executive director of the California Budget Project, a nonpartisan budget research group.

If you celebrated National Singles Day, maybe you do have a small problem.

"We have a small problem with working unity," said Chavalit Yongchaiyudh, the prime minister.The IMF is sure to demand austerity as the condition for its aid (see below).

"We showed good performance but you see this is top-level motorsport: if you have a small problem then it is hard to come back".

We have a small problem.

"We have a small problem with Bale.

But Republicans have a small problem: they claim to care about budget deficits, yet the Congressional Budget Office says that repealing last year's health reform would increase the deficit.

Whilst you might well be wanting us to vote, we have a small problem with this, because we do not know what we are voting on and we do not know which way we should be voting.

Yaya has a small problem, we will see him tomorrow but I think he will not have any problems".

When drug scandals erupted in the 1970's and 1980's, the International Olympic Committee would tell the public: Yes, we had a small problem before, but now we have fixed it.

"He had a small problem so I think it was better not to take any risk and we were winning 3-0 at half-time, so I think it was better for him to rest.