Sentence examples for a vast problem with from inspiring English sources

He said: "It is designed, apparently, to sort of create a sense of fear (in the) British population that we have a vast problem with illegal immigration.

Mr Cable told BBC One's Andrew Marr Show the Liberal Democrats had not been consulted about the van campaign, rubbished "misleading" targets to reduce net migration, and insisted Britain did not have a vast problem with illegal immigrants.

"It is designed, apparently, to sort of create a sense of fear (in the) British population that we have a vast problem with illegal immigration," he said.

It is a vast problem if they are large.

Those two villages are part of a vast problem.

Among the largest firms in the network was the David J. Stern firm in Plantation, Fla., which was handling more than 75,000 foreclosure actions a year before Fannie Mae terminated it because of vast problems with its legal work.

Yet the big huge problem with the vast majority of US-based consumer tech services, is that they do collect personal data as payment for the ('free') service.

The issue of high-end technology visas for Silicon Valley is a relatively erudite one compared with the vast problem of America's 11 million undocumented workers and their futures.

Maids are an often-forgotten aspect of the vast problem.

It's a symptom of a much vaster problem.

The Department of Veterans Affairs is also a vast enterprise with enormous problems that will test the leadership, organizational and management skills of whoever gets the appointment.