Sentence examples for a big problem there from inspiring English sources

It means HSBC doesn't see a big problem there".

"That would occur the day after South Carolina if there was a big problem there".

But it will be difficult at QPR, not just because of where they are in the league, but also because there is a big problem there in terms of discipline, attitude and behaviour.

"And that's a big problem there, people eat a pot brownie or a cookie and think they should feel something immediately, and then when they don't, they take another one or two, then when they kick in a few hours later they really feel it".

Implausibility is a big problem: there are plot holes here you could easily drive a hardback copy of "Infinite Jest" through (1 30).

Randel K. Johnson, vice president for labor and employee benefits at the United States Chamber of Commerce, questioned the need for new legislation, arguing that if fear of firing were really such a big problem there would be more suits, under the existing laws.

It's a bigger problem there.

I think it's part of a bigger problem: there is a general lack of respect in this country for fledgling musicians.

I ignored the remark (he would pay for that) and considered a bigger problem: there was no real reason to avoid the tennis court.

In 2009 Indiana and Florida fired young staff who had been nominated for "teacher of the year".But the debate over bad teachers ignores an equally big problem: there has been little effort to identify good ones, let alone reward them.

"It's still a big problem out there," he said.