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Discover LudwigThe phrase "the problem might be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are uncertain about the cause of a problem. For example: "The car won't start. The problem might be a faulty spark plug."
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Part of the problem might be me.
The problem might be put like this.
So, I think, the problem might be in axial resistance.
He wondered if the problem might be language.
She said the problem might be hard to overcome.
The problem might be America's success, he says.
The problem might be that he is trying too hard.
The problem might be diagnosed as a cholesterol disorder rather than hypothyroidism.
The problem might be that I just don't know that much.
One way to approach the problem might be to change how companies disclose important information.
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