Sentence examples for a serious problem was from inspiring English sources

It was then, almost exactly 20 years ago, that the first hint of a serious problem was detected.

The Gulf of Aden, where piracy is a serious problem, was the most challenging passage, putting the crew and security experts who joined them for that segment of the trip constantly on edge.

Limitations: Incomplete presentation of data; conclusion that underestimation of weight may "not be a serious problem" was not supported by the evidence.

A serious problem was the incompatibility of the dietary recommendations with daily life resulting in a reluctance to adjust the whole diet to the needs of diabetes care.

This framing of overdiagnosis as a serious problem was grounded in a strong commitment to avoiding harm in any public health program.

The strongest predictor of whether parents considered ADHD to be a serious problem was the financial impact related to work, defined as the impact of the child's behavior on either parent's employment patterns or chances of a career (e.g., leaving work to pick up the child).

However, a serious problem is that the European Central Bank (ECB) seems to be reaching the end of the rope.

A serious problem is how to prevent a collapse of Greek banks if the country is declared to be in default.

A case study from Mexico (where satisfying the water demands has become a serious problem) is presented.

In this respect, a serious problem is the determination of structural features close to the resolution limit.

A serious problem is the uneven coverage of both species and areas in these data.