Sentence examples for be serious problems from inspiring English sources

"I am very concerned that there still seem to be serious problems in sharing information," Republican Susan Collins told reporters.

"There still seem to be serious problems with sharing information, including critical investigative information," she told reporters.

Particle movement and deposition are known to be serious problems in oil reservoirs where incompatible brine is brought into contact with the formation.

"I'm very concerned that there still seem to be serious problems with sharing information, including critical investigative information," Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, told reporters.

Sir Peter, head of Transport for London (TfL), said unless transport capacity is increased and fares stabilised there would be serious problems.

"I unfortunately have to agree with them that there seem to be serious problems with my genotyping results," Dr. Gagneux said.

These are serious problems.

There are serious problems with this claim.

But there are serious problems here.

Poverty and homelessness are serious problems.

There are serious problems for people with visual disabilities.