Sentence examples for however has a problem from inspiring English sources

The show's description, however, has a problem of semantics.

Clarke, however, has a problem unfamiliar to students of Lincoln, which is the conviction, shared by many, that Kennedy's rhetorical sails were filled by the wind of other men.

Health care stocks, however, have a problem: their future promise is hardly unrecognized.

I do, however, have a problem when Question Time is in Scotland.

He did not, however, have a problem with the most infamous incident.

I do, however, have a problem with immigrants being able to claim child support for children that don't live in the UK.

Big endothermic animals, however, have a problem with heat: their huge bodies retain too much of it.

Abusers do, however, have a problem allowing and acknowledging negative feelings in others.

We do, however, have a problem when prominent Tea Party members who have direct ties to organizations like the Council of Conservative Citizens, are allowed to use Tea Party events to recruit people for those white supremacist groups...

We, however, have a problem these days.

It lets people know that it's OK to like country music.' Despite Troy's optimism, however, country still has a problem with race.