Sentence examples for maybe the problems from inspiring English sources

Maybe the problems will level off.

But one could always hope that, just maybe, the problems lay not with the show but with innovation-resistant audiences.

Most of Bosnia's politicians have been curiously quiet; maybe the problems, economic ones especially, are so large that they would rather someone else took responsibility for them.

Her daughter adds, earnestly: "Maybe the problems in Libya – you're going to laugh – but maybe they did the revolution because they didn't have McDonald's, KFC.

Someone could always have argued that things might change at a distant date, that maybe the problems with a lumpectomy wouldn't occur for 10 or 15 years.

Maybe the problems is like that way.

Maybe the problem is semantic.

Maybe the problem was age.

Maybe the problem isn't financial".

Maybe the problem is one of language.

Maybe the problem's on you?