Sentence examples for a bigger problem and from inspiring English sources

A bigger problem — and the potential for abuse — occurs when the developer is asked to write a check, he said.

If, however, the units don't arrive as promised by the end of April there's a bigger problem and you may have to threaten legal action (and to name them in this column) if you don't get your money back.

She made the transition into song: "Now you see, I have this problem; no, not that problem, a different problem, a bigger problem, and I have since I was 4," she said, before going into "Liza with a Z".

Failing to vanquish fellow former world champion Allakhverdiev in a scheduled 12-round match to fill the vacant WBA super lightweight title would breed a bigger problem, and put Broner's once-promising career at a crossroads.

There is a bigger problem – and I say this as someone who spent many Sunday evenings in the 1980s listening to the NFL on Armed Forces radio, trying to pick out an American accent between scratchy white noise and blasts of Wagner: the sport has yet to infiltrate the mainstream as it did back then.

"Commercial buildings are both a bigger problem and an easier problem to solve," DeBeer said.

This is a big problem, and a historic one.

"It's a big problem and there's no regulation".

Surfacing them is a big problem — and personalisation addresses it.

"Late payments by bigger suppliers is a big problem and maybe we need legislation.

I didn't mean to cause such a big problem and I was stupid and immature".