Sentence examples for we might have a problem from inspiring English sources

"I think we might have a problem," she said.

If this were any other American city but New York, we might have a problem.

"Every time he's behind the plate, we might have a problem".

Fortunately, you can't over-breastfeed, otherwise we might have a problem with Hal.

Checking my mental departure list the next morning, I looked over at Martin and realized we might have a problem.

We might have a child who gets sick, we might have a problem at work, but I feel that we both could handle that.

"Here in the short term — today, tomorrow, the coming few days — we might have a serious problem with shortages of food, water and fuel," Ms. Youssef said.

If however Darryl Clarke manages to secure yet another promotion, his fifth in six seasons as a manager, we might have a real problem hanging onto him.

"It gives children the motivation to want to go to school because they know they're going to get something back," Ms. Dudley said, adding, "We might have a little problem next year when we don't have money on the card".

"We briefly thought they might have a problem with it, but it all seems to be fine at the moment," he says.

We speculate that TFs approach might have a problem when the range of admissible nucleosome sizes is too wide, and the algorithm confuses boundaries of neighboring nucleosomes.