Sentence examples for a more severe problem from inspiring English sources

And the structural unemployment problem is a more severe problem for workers with low levels of education and skills.

If you have a more severe problem, however, the system will fail to boot or start up completely, giving you an error about a missing operating system.

Tens of thousands of AT&T's wireless phone subscribers in New Jersey and in parts of New York City, suffered a more severe problem: the inability to make any calls at all.

A more severe problem looms in the long run: The transportation infrastructure in the United States is aging, and the Department of Transportation has warned that unless urgent and expensive fixes are made, roads, waterways, airports and other systems will become alarmingly clogged by the 2040s.

Shisha may represent lower harm because it is more commonly used socially and at special events rather than smoked every day, or it could represent a more severe problem as the cooler smoke is more pleasurable to inhale so held in the lungs for longer, causing more damage.

In the introduction it was argued that state dependence in overeducation might be a more severe problem than the incidence of overeducation.

This problem was resolved but a second, more severe problem caused the ride to be delayed by over a year.

Quite possibly a much more severe problem than anyone suspected.

The problem with injecting a joint within days of a race, said Benson, is that the pain-numbing effects of the corticosteroid could mask the symptoms of a potentially more severe problem.

It could be that humanity will finally start tackling climate change as it gradually becomes a much more severe problem, and hence we never reach the truly catastrophic scenarios.

For many conservationists, the near-extinction of numerous whale populations in the seventies, and their continued threatened status today, is emblematic of a much more severe problem: the wholesale harvesting, whether for human consumption or for industry, of too many living things from the sea.