Sentence examples for this there is a problem from inspiring English sources
Taking away from all of this, there is a problem not only in sports but a problem in society, and how do we move forward to help with that problem?" Escobar apologized for writing the slur on the tape, but gave only vague reasons for why he did it, saying it was a joke and that it was not meant to offend anyone.
The guy needs and deserves the reward and if it doesn't happen this season there is a problem.
The message is implicit: if you don't happen to be in ninth grade and you still like this drivel, there is a problem.
But even if we grant him this simplification there is a problem: how are we to understand these mixtures?
Israel has not created this problem but there is a problem now, and we have to struggle with it and to solve it in the most humane way.
This suggests that there is a problem of capture by the ruling elite.
Does any of this mean that there is a problem in finding an intuitionistic analogue of exclusive disjunction?
This proves that there is a problem that needs to be studied for the good of the Malaysian educational institution.
If this does not happen, there is a problem with your solution.
Again, I don't consider this Spymaster's problem — but there is a problem, it's Twitter's.
If the pain or the level is reversed at this time, it means that there is a problem, a complication.
