Sentence examples for why there was a problem from inspiring English sources

I've never understood why there was a problem.

"That's why there's a problem," the official said.

"This study confirms that there is a problem with air quality on planes and that the F.A.A. has not adequately documented why there is a problem or how to fix it," said Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York.

"I don't know why there is a problem, it is up to the fans to respond how they want but the coach is doing a good job and is still adapting to Real Madrid.

Add to this the baby-boom generation heading into retirement, the pull of beaches and tax-free salaries in Dubai, and you can see why there's a problem.

So I can't understand why there's a problem and there's this messing about over it.

24 Most cardiac rehabilitation centres are not implementing the latest guidance from NICE. 10 Our survey aimed to discover why there is a problem with delivery.

But there is a reason why there is a liquidity problem.

There are many difficulties with this, not least of which is the fact that if we are willing to tolerate the basic norm as a solution it is not clear why we thought there was a problem in the first place.

That is why there is a sceptical 'problem of other minds', but no corresponding 'problem of my own mind'.

You may be wondering why there is any problem getting Congressional support for a women's history museum.