Sentence examples for a bigger problem says from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

"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.

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

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

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.

"It was a big problem," says an IT manager at Microsoft.

"It's a big problem," says Caroline Young, deputy director of the NCA's Organised Crime Command.