Sentence examples for a big problem the from inspiring English sources

"It would be a big problem," the official said.

From the beginning, however, these ideologues have had a big problem: The programs they want to kill are very popular.

"You have made a big problem!" The air in the mosque had grown stuffy and uncertain, filled with noise.

"It's Ramadan, so not much is happening, and traffic disruptions aren't such a big problem," the diplomat said at the time.

Mr Molinaro said: "This area is facing a big problem: the price big companies pay for this juice is not fair.

Thirty years later, even though eating disorders remain a big problem, the world has got fatter, with up to a third of the UK population now overweight.

A bigger problem, the artist contends, is the state of the media in China.

(The grammatical flaw suggests a bigger problem — the sentence is too long and cumbersome).

They are all subsidiaries to a bigger problem — the Kashmir issue.

But a more balanced housing market could reveal a bigger problem: the true state of local government finances.

Esther Perel, a Belgian couples counsellor and TED Talks star, saw a bigger problem: "the fragility of male identity".