Sentence examples for maybe the real problem from inspiring English sources

Maybe the real problem is that the students today don't get enough opportunity to rebel?

Maybe the real problem is Pynchon's irresponsible neglect of modern priorities.

Maybe the real problem isn't new features — it's the complexity added to the phones' designs.

Maybe, just maybe, the real problem is that too many of us are employed, when we could be failing lucratively.

And it occurred to me that maybe the real problem with Lego, for girls and boys, isn't the gender specificity of the various building sets.

And B, maybe the real problem people are actually feeling, even though they're not articulating it right, is like, I hate waiting for the elevator.

Maybe — though the real problem may be that people with lives in a state of disorder because of bad health and unpaid bills would give up first, not last.

Maybe that's the real problem.

The real problem maybe at the helm of the company with CEO Jamie Dimon.

But Knox also does not solve the real problem, maybe even worsening it, because users have to be willing to be unusually disciplined when using the phone.

Herein lies the real problem perhaps?