Sentence examples for a serious problem said from inspiring English sources

Sexual exploitation of the remaining teenage girls is becoming a serious problem, said Yon.

"Piracy in west Africa is a serious problem," said Pottengal Mukundan, IMB director.

"This is a serious problem," said Dr. Fletcher, a geologist at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

"The economy is perceived to be a serious problem," said Jan Hatzius, senior economist at Goldman , Sachs

"I think there's a serious problem," said Wright, a former chapter president of the N.F.L. Alumni Association.

"It is a serious problem," said David Axelrod, who said that the flawed paperwork was hurting the nation's housing market as well as lending institutions.

"It's a serious problem," says Eldridge Moores *63, a longtime geologist at the University of California-Davis.

Debugging silicon is a "serious problem," says Shekhar Borkar, an Intel research fellow.

"Today, financing is not a serious problem," says Martus Tavares of BRVias, a new infrastructure-investment firm.

Infiltration of the camps by Ethiopian Nuer seeking food and cooking utensils is a serious problem, says one visiting charity boss.

In a society "where work is considered morally worthy," being a workaholic might not seem like a serious problem, says Mary Blair-Loy, a sociologist and the founding director of the Center for Research on Gender in the Professions at the University of California, San Diego.