Sentence examples for maybe there is a problem from inspiring English sources

"When you see two subsidiaries of the same company located in two different countries and paying completely different interest rates for their borrowing," he said, "when you see exactly the same individual borrower, say a young couple that wants to buy a flat, and paying a completely different interest rate on mortgages, then you start asking yourself, maybe there is a problem here".

And maybe there's a problem there.

He told me that Gasore had said, "Maybe there was a problem".

" 'But if you want to get out in two years it doesn't make sense.' If that discussion never took place, or the client didn't understand, then maybe there's a problem".

And if some of the specific mechanisms intended to make them researchers are not doing that as well, then maybe there's a problem with the mechanism".

But maybe there is a deeper problem: the more peer review is professionalised (or, at any rate, systematised) and the higher the stakes, the more unreliable it becomes as a method for selecting "winners".

Maybe there is a congenital problem.

W10B "I thought that an expectant mother is not supposed to have an US, unless there is an emergency or sickness or maybe there is a certain problem".