Sentence examples for be a greater problem from inspiring English sources

"To be honest, I thought it would be a greater problem than it's been.

Although it involved fewer cards — roughly 49,000 — it would be a greater problem to assemble.

Isherwood adds: "In future years, there will be more people living alone and that will be a greater problem.

Radiological elements (viz. U226, Ra226, Ra228 and Rn228) tend to be a greater problem in groundwater than in surface water.

However, the demand for health care services may be a greater problem than the supply.

A 2005 poll on heroin -- conducted for a pharmaceutical company that made Suboxone, a medication for treating opiate addiction -- found that 37percentt of respondents considered heroin abuse to be a greater problem for minorities and 26percentthoughtheroinoin use was more of a problem for whites.

"That," Mr. Martin said, "would be a great problem to have".

Before the war, the Pentagon's planners apparently believed that this would not be a great problem.

Sitting there being vexed about where to go with a sequel would be a great problem to have.

I don't know, but that would probably be a great problem for a company like BYLINED to have.

And that would be a great problem for everyone, within and outside of Europe.