Sentence examples for problem though that from inspiring English sources

One problem, though, that needs to be tidied up right away is that of occasional intonation slips.

It is a problem, though, that "Mr. Selfridge" also lacks the dramatic focus and attention to details of character, story and dialogue that make "Downton Abbey" a nonguilty pleasure.

There was a problem, though, that Elvis had, to some extent, lost his appetite for recording, so they didn't have a full album's worth of material.

The biggest problem though, that any of the three above populists would face is that insurgent Presidential candidacies usually end up as largely symbolic efforts incapable of contesting, let alone breaking, the stranglehold of the corporate plutocracy on our polity.

The problem, though, is that that guy isn't an accurate picture of what's happening to the whole population.

The problem, though, is that some fear that funding research into geoengineering techniques could dull enthusiasm for cutting emissions.

The biggest problem, though, its that the app concert listings are completely comprehensive.

One problem, though, was that Trump had said publicly that he knew nothing about the payoff.

The worst problem, though, is that the Car of Tomorrow has made sponsors feel that their cars are indistinguishable.

There's a problem, though, with that message.

The problem, though, was that Dreyfus was innocent.