Sentence examples for a significant problem said from inspiring English sources

Legal scholars also question whether frivolous litigation is even a significant problem, said Charles M. Silver, a professor at the University of Texas School of Law.

"For aspirant followers and local groups it is very difficult to join up and get strategic planning or help, and that is a significant problem," said Richard Barrett, co-ordinator of the UN's al-Qaida and Taliban monitoring team.

"There is virtual unanimity that the cost is a major problem and that access to care is a significant problem," said Ms. Collins, who has expressed reservations about a public option and has urged her colleagues in Congress not to rush the legislation.

"This entire issue of water as a source of lead for children is surrounded by assumptions that could well be masking a significant problem," says Scott. "The exposure pathway is clear from the plumbing to the tap to the child but [lead-]contaminated water looks, smells, and tastes exactly like pure water.

"This is a very significant problem," said Daniel Smith, president of the American Cancer Society's Cancer Action Network.

"It's a very significant problem," said the attorney general, Richard Cordray.

"Having only one planet makes this a rather significant problem," says Gilding.

"[Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender] mental health is a real and significant problem," says Matthew Todd, editor of Attitude, whose forthcoming book Straight Jacket deals with the subject.

The most significant problem, says Filarowski, is consumer expectations for inexpensive clothing.

"It's unusual for an E.I.S. to indicate that even with mitigation measures, there are still going to be some very significant problems," said Eric Goldstein, a staff lawyer with the Natural Resources Defense Council.

"There are significant problems," said Jane Friedman, chief executive of HarperCollins Publishers.