Sentence examples for the problem is audiences from inspiring English sources

And it's all both vague and heavy-handed.Everyone in this world longs for something better, but the problem is audiences will too.

"The problem is, minority audiences are the loudest so it looks like there's a market – then you take a risk and it turns out there isn't.

"The problem is that sometimes audiences accept movies like that and sometimes they don't," said Bill Mechanic, chairman of Fox Film Entertainment.

The musical nostalgia of "Der Rosenkavalier," which returns to the Metropolitan Opera on Thursday evening, yearns for that world in which social privilege guaranteed the possibility of erotic adventure; the problem is that its audiences have always been less populated by the Marschallins, who got those adventures, than the Faninals, who didn't.

The problem is that entertainment audiences are not commonly in an anticipatory state.

Maybe the problem is in American audiences viewing British sensibilities; England invented both the stiff upper lip and Keep Calm and Carry On.

The problem is that the audience just might not be there.

The problem is that "the audience is deaf to the messenger," said William J. Bratton, the former police commissioner.

"The problem is that the audience is really savvy today and judges each film as its own entity," said Paul Dergarabedian, an analyst for Hollywood.com.

"The problem is that while the audience for Broadway shows is made up mostly of women, 'The Producers' tends to attract more men than the average show".

In recent years there have been a few female adventure stories that have really hit pay dirt, suggesting, as with so many women-centric plots, that the problem is not that the audience does not exist, nor that the story does not resonate.