Sentence examples for have got problems from inspiring English sources

You have got problems with the way they play.

"Our research tells us that a third of runaways have got problems at school.

When I think I have got problems, I think, well, at least it is not the fourth century, at least it is not the 17th century".

England have got problems here, not least the fact that Peter Fulton is in serious danger of making his first Test century against them.

"If people have got problems with some of our rules, if we're being too strict or not onerous enough, hell, we'll talk about it and negotiate.

"The court is not saying that [the claimant] can never, ever, ever get his case back in court... But, for now, we have got problems and the court is not sure [the claimant] can solve them..

You've got problems.

We've got problems.

"I've got problems".

You think you've got problems?

THE PRESIDENT: Yes, we've got problems.