Sentence examples for a big problem because from inspiring English sources

This was a big problem because, as Nocera says, a liquidity crisis is what we're in the middle of.

Europeans failed to build Europe, and that is now a big problem because, as its common currency comes under pressure and the E.U. goes deeper into recession, the whole world feels the effects.

But it is a big problem, because I think it will be overbooked.

That's a big problem, because rapid intensification sets the stage for worst-case scenarios.

But that's a big problem, because they fumigate not just the coke plantation, but everything.

"It's a big problem because my merchandise doesn't fall from the sky," Mr. Harper said.

Infant health is a big problem because we are in a very high malaria risk area.

I don't know whether this is a big problem, because it doesn't seem to have any wide consequences.

"He's in Argentina, and it's a big problem, because we are in an important week," Mancini told reporters Sunday.

Turnover among VA's human resource professionals also is a big problem because they devise strategies to recruit and retain doctors.

Some run dry, while many get contaminated by seawater seeping into the caverns, ruining what is left of nature's reservoir--a big problem because more than half of the world lives within about 40 miles of a coast.