Sentence examples for there may be problems from inspiring English sources

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I find it especially shameful of the Foreign Office to suggest there may be problems with trade relations with Russia as a result of Khodorkovsky being found guilty.

Depending on the applications there may be problems associated with the control of the gelling kinetics.

Thus, at the household or individual level there may be problems of food insecurity caused by inadequate access to food.

More importantly, there may be problems with scaling.

But doctors acknowledge that there may be problems winning the public over.

There may be problems a-plenty, but citing Argentina's currency collapse is, at best, mischievous.

No one believes it will be easy to introduce the HPV vaccination in Africa, and there may be problems.

Carriers are applied for peptide drug delivery, but there may be problems like poor loading efficiency and undesired xenobiotic toxicity.

However, there may be problems with relying too much on a single technique or a single object.

While there may be problems with the photos, an issue with iPhoto's photo library file could be the culprit.

The Nelsons have been told that the agency is hopeful but that there may be problems ahead.

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