Sentence examples for a big problem after from inspiring English sources

Surgeons are warning that the issue is becoming a "big problem" after noticing a lack of provision in some areas.

Instead, she is coping with a big problem after a nearby natural gas well contaminated her family's drinking water with high levels of methane.

"This is... a big problem; after two weeks of my buyer waiting for his item and me communicating with him on the understanding that there is a strike, he now has put a PayPal [electronic currency] claim in.

Roberto Mancini says he has a "big problem" after his team failed to score in their 1-0 loss at Sunderland.

It doesn't seem like such a big problem – after all LinkedIn is only tracking 118 (well, it's 120 now) former Google employees now at Facebook.

Money is a problem, he insists, but it turns out, not such a big problem after all.

Or maybe there isn't a big problem here after all.

Zambrano noted that Razov's first goal was a big problem, coming so soon after his halftime adjustments.

"Parking is a big problem," the mayor said yesterday, after a caller to his program complained about city officials' snagging parking spots near City Hall.

After a big problem with phishing in 2006, PayPal started reaching out to major e-mail providers to instruct them to block any PayPal e-mails that had not been authenticated either by SPF or DKIM.

So, an old crew is getting back together to go after a big problem — but something a little closer to home.