Sentence examples for there's a slight problem from inspiring English sources

There's a slight problem with this claim: It's not accurate.

"The directness of it is good, but there's a slight problem with anything that veers into self-reflexiveness," he said.

But, as Kids and Guns shows, there's a slight problem: Kaylin is not keen to learn to shoot.

There's a slight problem with that last item on the charge sheet: one of the dead Russian priests popped up the other day, very much alive.

But there's a slight problem with this formulation: In January, Mr. Codey will not be exchanging the majesty of the governor's office for the fairways of Essex County Country Club.

However, there's a slight problem.

But there was a slight problem with Mamet's Jews: They were unrecognizable.

But there was a slight problem.

There was a slight problem, however.

He added: "There is a slight problem with this.

He probably forgot that there was a slight problem there: not enough posh locales in Pakistan.