Sentence examples for problem I suspect from inspiring English sources

The real problem, I suspect, is that visual conceits have taken the place of textual investigation.

The other major problem, I suspect, is that our products don't fit neatly into a retail niche.

Part of the problem, I suspect, is the perception of autism as a disability that predominantly affects children.

The less obvious problem, I suspect, is that those who favor such programs in this country often frame it as a cost issue.

But the real problem, I suspect, was that no one in that blacklisting era wanted to hear about same-sex love, particularly in connection with a writer enshrined as an American Classic.

The problem, I suspect, is that this would mean pointing fingers not just at the sugar industry, but at all of us who contribute daily to this larger problem.

Now her problems, I suspect, began with the use of the word "perfect" – because last time I checked, that word meant flawless, unspoiled and as good as it can be.

Main's problems, I suspect, are pretty much a one-off – though it is an interesting speculation that female Tory MPs (like Main and Julie Kirkbride) may be being held to a higher standard by their own party than their male counterparts.

If it were possible to create a technology jam session among the big vendors to focus on how to target their products at a wider set of problems, I suspect that the smart world would arrive much faster.

These problems I suspect represent the kinds of difficulties which faced the scientists of the Royal Society, and with which Boyle was particularly concerned, in integrating the kinds of explanations of natural phenomena in terms of particles and matter in motion, with the truths of religion.

I am not sure how many bioterrorist attacks we have experienced in the last 10 years, but in terms of medical problems I suspect it is extremely rare…" 'Does the undergraduate medical curriculum at your university include any specific teaching on bioterrorism?' A total of 6/34 (17.64%) replied yes, 28/34 (82.36%) replied no and 0/34 (0%) provided no answer.