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

Right now there is a problem with ebooks.

But now there is a problem: The next item that has not already been allocated is one both people want, namely C. Isn't it unfair to give the person who started the next choice, which will be C, leaving D to the other person?

Now there is a problem with the nation's perception of him.

And now there is a problem, for this description of her run has her travelling an infinite number of finite distances, which, Zeno would have us conclude, must take an infinite time, which is to say it is never completed.

Now, there is a problem of taking too aggressive liberties, or pitching something that you don't actually believe in, and I will cover that pitfall in a future post.

Now there is a problem with that theory.

Now, there's a problem with that.

Now there's a problem in New York.

"I realised now there was a problem.

But now there's a problem: now he's expensive.

Now, there's a problem in doing this to make an aldehyde.