Sentence examples for a major problem but from inspiring English sources

"And the emergency rooms handled them — it wasn't a major problem, but it was a problem".

It's not a major problem, but more a matter of fine-tuning.

"As far as I know, it's not a major problem, but a concern".

He claims it is no longer a major problem but it affected him the last occasion he raced Gatlin.

It turns out not to be a major problem, but I am concerned that it could be a sign of the bad roads and trails ahead of us.

An airspeed sensor on the plane had iced over and stopped functioning – not a major problem, but one that required the pilots to take control.

O'Connor says currency risk hasn't been a major problem yet but adds that his company probably will establish more active hedge mechanisms as international revenue continues to grow.

Thus, the actual and potential acid sulfate soil in the peaty backswamps is a major problem there, but sandy podzols on older beach ridges are also considered an agricultural problem soil.

Lawsuits used to be a major problem for manufacturers, but the level of concern has dropped sharply since 1986, when Congress created a no-fault system to compensate people injured by childhood vaccines.

The flood of foreign money might not have been a major problem, he said, but the American financial regulatory system was "inadequate" in preventing a surge of reckless lending that aggravated the bubble in housing prices.

Mr. Putin, who endorsed Mr. Medvedev and intends to serve as his prime minister, has also called corruption a major problem in Russia, but has not succeeded in significantly reducing it in his eight years as president.