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

"There is a definite problem around young men not feeling like they can talk about their issues, which can make self-harm quite a common issue among them".

Adjustment to this mental state first begins with acknowledgment and realization that there is a definite problem.

Ask yourself the following questions; if you answer any or more in the affirmative, consider that you might have a suspicious mindset: Adjustment to this mental state first begins with acknowledgment and realization that there is a definite problem.

APPG chairwoman, Jo Swinson MP, said there was a "definite problem" with body image and that has "serious consequences".

The problem with what happened was, there is a definite rhythm to a play.

"There is a definite progression".

There is a definite audience there".

There is a definite sense of empowerment.

There is a definite vitality about Ephron.

There is a definite taste of Halloween to its potency.

There is a definite shifting of the tide".