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

"Obviously there is a problem".

"Obviously there is a problem," Dr. Campbell said.

"Obviously there is a problem, that this school is costing too much money to run," he said.

As it sat idle, overloaded with bags from some previous flight, a desultory voice came over the loudspeaker: "Obviously, there is a problem with Carousel No. 11.

"But I certainly feel as a Catholic and as a human being that obviously there is a problem here that has been going on for many years, and unfortunately many, many people have been damaged".

Obviously, there is a free rider problem involved; the big firms are best able to win protections for an industry, which then redound to the benefit of the entire industry.

"You think you are on your own but obviously there is a far wider problem, it is not just not us out there on our own.

Obviously there is a 'network effect' problem here, as in "What's the point of doing a DNA test if no one else has?".

Obviously if you're in a relationship and you keep on cheating there's a problem.

"The people who are actually there are the ones to know if there is a problem, and obviously, there isn't," he said.

Minister of Aboriginal Affairs Bernard Valcourt told the Ottawa Citizen that indigenous men are the problem: "Obviously, there's a lack of respect for women and girls on reserves".