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

If we cannot count on them to honor their legal extradition obligations, then there is a problem.

"If they don't get the message, then there is a problem with the regime; the writing is on the wall".

Mr. Hussein even uses Stalinist maxims, including what an Iraqi defector identified as one of the dictator's favorites: "If there is a person, then there is a problem.

"But when you take what is convenient for you, and you hold on to that, and that which is not convenient for you, you throw it away — then there is a problem".

Richard Smith, a consumer privacy advocate and founder of the Privacy Foundation, said in an e-mail exchange that if Speakeasy is giving away billing information, then there is a problem.

In a chilling account of Saddam Hussein's cruelties in the Times a couple of days before the speech, John F. Burns identified one of the dictator's favorite maxims: "If there is a person, then there is a problem.

Then there was a problem with payment.

Then, there's a problem about the hotel where Van Helsing is staying.

"Then there's a problem, and it's front-page news".

"When the intention behind it is misleading, then there's a problem," she said.

Stephenson said: "If no one can understand what they're saying, then there's a problem.