Sentence examples for a greater problem said from inspiring English sources

"Based on the changes in the climate and changes in the weather, predicting the nutrient enrichment of systems is going to continue to become a greater problem," said Euan Reavie, a senior research associate studying algae at the University of Minnesota Duluth.

"If the government doesn't want you to make the film, it is a great problem," said Giroud.

Regardless of any possible applications, "we just thought it was a great problem," says Pickup's co-author and computer scientist William Freeman of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge.

"The relationship with the supervisor is a great problem," says Zuzana, who is studying for a Ph.D. in the Department of Anthropology at SAS. "I know students who have not met with their supervisor for more than 2 months," and the project leadership given by these supervisors is very poor, she adds.

"I just don't foresee any great problems," said Hernandez, who worked with Zeile's predecessor, John Olerud, two springs ago.

A greater problem, Dungy said, is that the Steelers have had a bit of an identity crisis this season, eschewing their traditional mentality of using the run to set up the pass for a pass-heavy attack.

"He'll set you a great problem," she said.

"Football fields are a great problem," he said.

But other intelligence officials say a greater problem is that the structure of the national security bureaucracy leads it to look at the world first country by country and then in terms of geographical regions.

"We will have created more extremism and a greater problem down the road," Mr. Kerry said.

"This is a great problem," Mr. Reynolds said.