Sentence examples for a really serious problem from inspiring English sources
"It is a really serious problem," Mr. Maass said.
"It's become a really serious problem for everybody".
"We have a really serious problem," he said.
"I didn't have the sense that people got this as a really serious problem," he said.
"Fuel poverty is a really serious problem and straw homes are a potential solution".
"If we don't take action now it could be a really serious problem".
The latest index is topped by Denmark, which, says Porter, is striking for "the absence of any really serious problems".
"It's a really, really serious problem right now in the U.S.," Yoon told Time.
"The really serious problem here," Singh stated, "is that the prevalence of corruption in the Indian economy may well have distorted cultural norms within the society.
Corruption is endemic in daily life, from things minor to major, and it has become the primary means of funding election campaigns". "The really serious problem here," Singh stated, "is that the prevalence of corruption in the Indian economy may well have distorted cultural norms within the society.
