Sentence examples for a large problem is from inspiring English sources

A large problem is that mining cities show an unstable flow system that occasionally may even reverse direction, so that drainage systems can break down.

"In fact, a large problem is that many patients forgo the use of approved treatments such as eye drops and exclusively use medical marijuana which increases their risk for permanent visual loss and blindness," he continued.

But a larger problem is that these prizes are not an efficient use of funds.

A larger problem is that without any expansion of these characters you weary of them quickly.

A larger problem is tax evasion by the richest Philippine individuals and companies.

A larger problem is the White House's resentful attitude towards America's friends.

A larger problem is the brevity of the musical snippets, necessitating a beaded necklace of ballet bits.

But a larger problem is that Mr. Damon and Mr. Douglas, whose scenes together are the backbone of the film, appear to have the opposite of chemistry.

Whether the changes at the top signal a larger problem is not known; no one involved has been willing to discuss the matter publicly.

A larger problem is the not-quite-convincing atmosphere that pervades this and several of Mr. Taylor's depictions of satisfactory heterosexual union.

A larger problem is Schell's obstinate rejection of the fact that even in 2003 warfare can and does still play a vital role in world affairs -- and not only vital, but sometimes positive.