Sentence examples for the problem really was from inspiring English sources

The problem really was that they did need him.

That was all maybe a nice way for them to not say what the problem really was.

Madrigal backfills this uneasy explanation with equal unease: "The problem, really, was that Intel's x86 chip architecture could not rival the performance per watt of power that designs licensed from ARM based on RISC architecture could provide.

The problem really wasn't oaks.

The other thing, too, is when you take a look at what the problem really was–and it ended up being all about nothing that risked making people look like they hadn't really taken advantage of their opportunity to talk to a decision maker about their company and their products and their value.

But when we got a good look at that person, we realized what the problem really was.

To make matters more complicated, there's disagreement on what the problem really is.

"The problem really is that jellies are incredibly hard to study," Professor Schofield said.

If the problem really is borers, how can I prevent them without using pesticides? A.

The problem really is that Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton "do not mean" their Iraq policies.

"But," Mr. Stukalov said, "the problem really is that people do not want to vote.