Sentence examples for maybe the troubles from inspiring English sources

Seeing that enormous expanse, he couldn't escape the thought that maybe the troubles in the place he came from stemmed from the fact that there simply wasn't enough room for everybody.

Maybe the trouble is that not much of what is seen on television makes sense.

I knew something was wrong, a little wrong, but I thought I'd been working too hard, I needed to relax a little, or maybe — I tried to imagine it — maybe the trouble was with us, with our marriage, a marriage problem.

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If you find it much harder to go running in winter than summer, maybe the real trouble is that you don't like the cold.

The Heat's Shane Battier joked that maybe the Spurs had trouble recognizing James.

Maybe he understated the trouble that McCoist's team caused them at times.

Maybe that's the trouble now, the structural Senate, given the 60 votes that are needed, given who they listen to, given the power of special interests, public sentiment cannot penetrate.

"Maybe the Barnes's past troubles happened because people loved it so and it became more and more of a closed circle," she said.

Maybe the answer to your troubles could be as simple as medication!

Maybe the company is in trouble and needs to know how to deal with a crisis.