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

The woman on the phone says there is a problem — an open demolition permit.

Ms. Henry says there is a problem with the image of French feminism itself.

10.40am BST Q: Lord Oakeshott says there is a problem with cash for peerages in the party.

According to a report on the agency's Web site, Toyota says there is a problem with seat belts mounted to the short rear doors – which Toyota calls access doors – used to reach the rear passenger area.

William Kristol says, "There is a problem with asking your wife — who has not been elected, who has not been selected for the staff, can't be fired, hasn't been confirmed — to take charge of a huge policy area.

Hurst-Brown says there is a problem with the practice of allocating resources based on "assessed needs" – what an individual needs most support with, for example managing money – rather than a person's potential to contribute to society.

But now it has said there is a problem, the only decent thing to do is to sort it out.

A Muslim community leader has said there is a "problem" of British Pakistani men thinking "white girls are worthless and can be abused".

"We're saying there is a problem with non-natives who take without permission, without understanding and without respect for native people".

ben was saying there was a problem about that already like people had died or something but i wasnt really paying enough attention.

Clegg says there was a problem with control orders.