Sentence examples for really has a problem. from inspiring English sources

"I doubt whether the federal government really has a problem".

Nobody ever really has a problem with the weather being too hot for roasted meats.

Prime Minister David Cameron had said that anyone who has a problem with Mr Pickles' letter "really has a problem".

Mr Cameron said: "Anyone, frankly, reading this letter, who has a problem with it, I think really has a problem.

"I doubt whether the federal government really has a problem". Brown was walking his habitual centrist line.

A commander shouldn't just shrug and guess that, if a young soldier really has a problem, he or she will go to someone else's office.

We really have a problem".

And I really had a problem.

"I've never really had a problem with D.H.-ing.

This is for people who really have a problem already".

I don't really have a problem with nepotism".