Sentence examples for a serious problem then from inspiring English sources
It was not a serious problem then, and it is not a serious problem now.
Might it take a serious problem, then, with people getting hurt, before nanotoxicity research gets the attention it needs?
If you think this is a serious problem, then the longer you wait, the more difficult it will be for your child to overcome it.
'I'm a Christian guy so religion plays a role there' 'You operate [on] a patient with a serious problem, and then you see him walking.
A particularly pernicious myth is that if a company provides experimental medicines outside of a clinical trial to a patient who then has a serious problem or dies, then the drug's eventual FDA approval will be threatened, if not ruined.
If I'll be stable today and tomorrow, without serious problems, then on Monday I will fly to Germany for further treatment.
But if word gets around that, whatever people have actually said, deposit insurance isn't inviolable, that if there are serious problems then government will not live up to their promises (or perhaps, that the EU will not allow them to do so) then what use is the insurance in stopping bank runs?
The exchange yanked its online directory of medical providers in mid-October after acknowledging there were serious problems then with the data.
Advocates for the poor said they saw today's action as another step in a gradual reversal of policy by officials at the Department of Health and Human Services, who initially denied that there was a serious problem and were then reluctant to put pressure on the states.
He was the only white musician in a black band – then a serious problem – and not only were there no band parts written for a drummer, but most of the music existed mainly because the musicians knew it by heart.
