Sentence examples for a big problem later from inspiring English sources

There will be a big problem later on".

You might avoid a big problem later.

But Emily B. Landau, director of the arms control and regional security program at the Institute for National Strategic Studies at Tel Aviv University, said, "The one lesson that Israel has learned from the Iranian experience is that if you don't take care of something like this at the very initial stages, you're going to have a bigger problem later on".

The English proverb "A stitch in time saves nine" teaches that to avoid a bigger problem later immediate effort is preferable to procrastination.

In many cases, early intervention where you spot worrying behavior, such as spending to cover a sense of loss, can help to prevent a bigger problem later.

For the lobster-population explosion has brought in its wake an epidemic of a strange ailment called shell disease, which causes lesions in the animal's carapace, weakening it and making it more vulnerable to predators, injury and infection.Shell disease was first described in the 1930s, but it was not a big problem until decades later.

Anonymity is also a big problem in the movie's middle and later portions, a nearly continuous din of wind and water in which the boat's crew members all but disappear under their slickers while desperately trying to keep their vessel afloat.

Or it is not a big problem... or we will deal with it later or when the economy turns around.

When my company started allowing casual Fridays later in that decade, I had a big problem.

Greece is a big problem".

"Poaching is a big problem".