Sentence examples for a more major problem from inspiring English sources

One respondent reported that missing prescriptions became a more major problem when prescriptions went missing and the pharmacist did not know that there had been an attempt to send them.

Two high-profile Kenyan athletes, citing injury and illness, said they were pulling out of the event, and a senior South African sports official made it clear that his team would consider following suit if there were any more major problems.

Now comes the hard part - assuming the presidency at a time when there are more major problems facing our country and the world than at the beginning of any administration.

They are dealing with more major problems like trying to find the next paycheck.

As an added bonus, keeping your car in good condition will also help avoid more major problems with your vehicle.

Consequently, the equity of providing interventions to more remote areas of a country, a major problem in many nations where urban and peri-urban populations primarily benefit from such programmes, could be improved.

The efficiencies of all four methods are low with 1 K cores or more stressing a major problem of multi-core systems where the network-on-chip and memory latencies are too high in relation to basic arithmetic operations.

For most patients it will be more of a nuisance than a major problem.

Plenty of artists make money other ways and don't see streaming as a major problem, but more and more are becoming disillusioned with the idea.

Reverse causality, in which a patient with a more aggressive tumor is more likely to receive therapy, is a major problem, producing an apparent result that therapy worsens survival.

Keeping track of all these aliases and their accompanying magic words has become a major problem: More than 50% of web site customer support calls concern lost (i.e. forgotten!) user names and passwords, according to Jupiter Communications.