Sentence examples for as a real problem from inspiring English sources

I see that as a real problem.

One of these years, though, Lloyds' dominance will come to be seen as a real problem.

Democratic frontrunner John Kerry is known to accept climate change as a real problem.

Dagan characterized Qatar as "a real problem," and accused Sheikh Hamid of "annoying everyone".

Cameron today described under-representation of women and ethnic minorities as "a real problem for parliament and for my party".

Because, I'm afraid, the instructional class just loves big government too much, and is therefore disinclined to see unnecessary and/or overpaid public employees as a real problem, even when it's about to get them replaced by a screen.

In others, letters have been sent to parents saying that the current fashion for wearing school skirts as short, and as tight, as possible is a real problem in school, and dealing with the issue is a distraction from teaching.

(There's a newer model of solo creation, but that's no simple thing, either: it can be fantastic, as with "Louie," or a real problem, as with "Newsroom". Next season, "True Detective" will be filmed by multiple directors, and I'm curious how that will affect people's responses to the show).

Yes, as long as the failure indeed reflects a real problem.

But London's outdated transport system could be a real problem, as could the UK's role in Iraq.

But there is far too much clumsy exposition, as when a friend tells Corrine: "As long as I can remember, she was a real problem.