Sentence examples for a bigger problem said from inspiring English sources

"One problem is that they get labelled as a problem early on and this always leads to them becoming a bigger problem," said Patrick.

"As software becomes a bigger part of our lives and it becomes a bigger part of the economy, this is going to become a bigger problem," said Michael Froomkin, a professor at the University of Miami School of Law.

"The economy is weaker than was expected at the beginning of the quarter, and inflation is a bigger problem," said Mark Schmeer, chief investment officer for global equities at M.F.C. Global Investment Management.

"A lot of those who are resettled to Europe are women whose husband or partner was killed or lost and are being resettled with their kids or are pregnant at the time, so that is becoming a bigger problem," said Zahra Albarazi of the Institute on Statelessness and Inclusion, based in the Netherlands.

A bigger problem, says Paul Squires, the head of trading for AXA Investment Managers, is that increased liquidity can be illusory.

A bigger problem, says Dale Goble of the University of Idaho, is that the law does nothing to help species before they become endangered.

Some 1,700 women and girls were treated by specialist FGM clinics but this masks a bigger problem says the NSPCC.

While Betty thinks that is do-able, there is a bigger problem, says the lawyer.

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.