Sentence examples for a big problem says from inspiring English sources

"We're absolutely not going away, and they're not giving up, so we got a big problem," says Mr McBride.

"Finding lunch in the neighborhood is a big problem," says Sanchez, who spends much of the week meeting clients in Manhattan anyway.

This is a big problem," says da Silva, referring to damage of the local ecosystem that would be caused if the river banks were altered artificially.

"Some parts of the world are very dependent on glacier water storage, and if we lose the glaciers it will be a big problem," says Peacock. "This will totally change the distribution of when water is available.

"The stigmatisation is a big problem," says Condé. "There is a woman I know who survived Ebola – she makes food for a living, but people don't buy her food.

Shortly after the feature was launched, users uncovered a car getting a ticket from Miami police, a man scaling a locked gate in San Francisco and another man entering a shop selling sex toys".When the coverage is everything and everywhere, there is going to be a big problem," says Lee Tien, a lawyer at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, an internet campaign group.

But that lack of transparency is a big problem, said a San Diego Police Department spokeswoman, Monica Munoz.

"It's a big problem," said Mohammed al-Hassan Ali, the government forestry manager in South Darfur.

What's likely to move is employees and that's a big problem," said Moscardi.

"I'm certain that drought is a big problem," said Driver.

"But in the process, you're losing biodiversity, which is a big problem," said Eakin.