Sentence examples for hint of a problem from inspiring English sources

If you think there's any hint of a problem, you have to get to the bottom of it.

For them, a fatal heart attack or sudden death is the first and last hint of a problem.

McIlroy gave no hint of a problem before his round, posting on his Twitter account Thursday night a photograph of a birthday dinner for his mother, Rosie.

Bishop Dolan, who said he had checked the priest's personnel files and found no hint of a problem, was convinced on the spot.

(We've personally heard many executives describe this phenomenon). The manager may either not see the behavior at all or quickly explain away any hint of a problem.

Hazle screamed and swore in pain after attempting to throw with a sore back, and Thorkildsen cut short a throwing session, even one done with only a partial run-up, because he felt a hint of a problem.

The law enforcement authorities in Crandon defended Mr. Peterson's background as a sheriff's deputy and police officer, and said they had no hints of a problem.

It was during Knoblauch's first spring training with the Yankees in 1998 that the first hints of a problem emerged; Knoblauch appeared to cautiously aim the ball a couple of times when he threw to first base.

But it is possible to see in "Treading" hints of a problem that turns up in some of her later pieces and also in some by David Brown, the company's co-director.

On Wednesday, the central bank, led by Ben S. Bernanke, found itself facing hints of a problem that the United States has not seen in decades: stagflation, the mix of slumping growth, sharp spikes in oil and food prices and a rising pace of overall inflation.

Japan's manager, Koji Yamamoto, offered no hint of such a problem when his 28-man roster was announced in February.