Sentence examples for there may be bugs from inspiring English sources

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It's a very new service, so there may be bugs, but if you'd like to try it out, Gridjit has supplied us with 250 invites.

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If you signed up for a new game beta that was just released,there may be bugs in the programming that you can use to your advantage.

Several people have complained of issues with the sorting feature on Yahoo's error- and bug-reporting page (bit.ly/17phZRA), so there may be a problem in the software.

In my short time with it, the Pen didn't always switch back from its Assistant mode to its regular drawing and icon-clicking mode, so there may be some bugs left to be ironed out there, but it's a neat idea.

There may be some bugs along with those leaves.

We thought "there may be a bug in the system," he said, but the team discovered that judges were "just copying the sentences when they wrote their opinions".

They've directed us to a Facebook Music Player app that appears on some Facebook Pages, and say that there may be a bug that's showing some Pages apps on the editapps.php page (they're looking into the issue).

There may be bed-bugs or other critters hiding in it, and you do not want to take some burs home.

There may be an authentication bug affecting Chrome Sync and Google's authentication system.

"Sometime in the future there may be a discussion that may lead to voluntary vaccination for the smallpox bug," he said.

"Sometime in the future there may be a discussion that may lead to voluntary vaccination for the smallpox bug," said Tommy G. Thompson, the secretary of health and human services.

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