Sentence examples for might have some problems from inspiring English sources

I just felt we might have some problems due to the young offense.

"Perhaps if you took a wonderful American director and brought him here, he might have some problems with us".

"They might have sneaked in from Bangladesh," claims Ma Ni Ta. "If we live together, we might have some problems with donations and religious ceremonies".

His mother, Moe Blackwell, a guidance counselor at a Virginia middle school, said she had signed him up because she believed that her son might have some problems with attention.

"I can imagine that in the short term she might have some problems with [finding another job] but with her personality and her competence she must certainly have a great future and if I can help her I will do it".

Nixon: You know, I think that Chilean guy might have some problems.

Because when they are 45 or 65, they might have some problem in their knee.

Dr. Stein said that the girls might have some bowel problems later, but that it was too early to tell whether their bodies would adjust to the new intestinal arrangement.

She was taking Maisel to see a doctor she felt he might have some mental problems.

Consistent with findings of previous studies, GPs in Lithuania tended to advise those who were most overweight or might have some health problems.

It's possible you may not being challenged enough, or might have some behavioral problems that need help so you can do your best.