Sentence examples for have obvious problems from inspiring English sources

We have obvious problems.

The federal report "underscores that we have obvious problems at the clinic that exposed thousands of people," Mr. Labus said.

Viren Mehta, a money manager with Mehta Partners, advocates a flight to quality, but that does not necessarily mean buying only mature biotechnology companies, several of which have obvious problems, he said.

But he had obvious problems with their mothers.

The former law teacher has had obvious problems convincing America's middle-class voters that he understands their concerns.

The Peter Martins production of "Swan Lake" has obvious problems, notably in its garish décor and costumes, but in a performance in February she outshone it.

The Mets might still need another starting pitcher, and their defense has obvious problems, but so far, they are hanging tough together.

Still the gap with the nation is far smaller than it was in the early 1990's after the military industry collapsed.] "California has obvious problems," said James Diffley, an economist at Global Insight, a consulting firm that follows regional trends, "but the economic performance has been surprisingly good".

Kelly Tassio's mother has obvious problems with her daughter's lifestyle choices (she is seen in the film saying, "It goes against everything I believe"), and Kelly's two younger sisters refused to bring their children to the commitment ceremony because they disapproved.

The classic LBP has obvious problems in the rotation tests and fall far below the baseline.

Lib Dems had obvious problems, which were common to Scotland, England and Wales, about defending their role in government over the past five years.