Sentence examples for a serious problem but from inspiring English sources

Fading is a serious problem, but light also weakens the fibres of the material, especially silk.

He mentioned a "serious problem" but made no allusion to a hotel attack.

In the past they were a serious problem, but now people are sympathetic.

Sadly, we're not told.This obviously doesn't prove that jingle mail isn't a serious problem, but it is pretty reassuring.

Medicare costs are a serious problem, but that's because of the nightmarish expansion of health care costs in general.

In his testimony, Mr. Bernanke emphasized that the deficit was a serious problem, but not an immediate one.

She said this was a serious problem, but it was an abstract one to try to communicate to the public.

It highlights a serious problem but we can only look for workable solutions when presented with proper data and context.

Saracens may well be about to uncover a serious problem but the solving of it could prove more problematic yet.

A high infant mortality remains a serious problem, but fertility rates are above the Canadian average, giving the territory a high rate of natural increase in population.

Mental illness is a serious problem, but in the absence of sound evidence, we should be skeptical about all treatment claims — particularly those promoted by the pharmaceutical industry.