Sentence examples for become a large problem from inspiring English sources

But by yesterday he made clear that he realized that his "clumsy" handling of the issue had become a large problem.

I feel this will become a larger problem in the future in many different businesses.

In 1975 there was no way to know whether Communist Vietnam would become a larger problem, and indeed the Communist victory in Saigon quickly metastasised to Laos and Cambodia.

As user research teams and organizations have become more common, it has become a larger problem to communicate insight from the user research to the whole product team, so that everyone can see what matters.

The security breach question is one that's most concerning… What are they doing to ensure that it doesn't become a larger problem?" Superion didn't comment on the data breach directly, but in an email response a spokesperson wrote that, "[protecting] our customers' and their clients' data is of the utmost importance to us".

(There is also some concern that Lifestage isn't effectively blocking adults from signing up, which will become a larger problem as the app scales. It's not likely the go-to destination for predators right now, though, given its small footprint).

This case was the first among immigrants treated in our center, but, given the potential for considerable transmission rates of resistance in countries that lack virologic monitoring, this mutation could become a larger problem.

These were identified as false-negative results for the following reasons: 1) microorganisms in the bloodstream are not generally distributed in a uniform manner and may not be captured from only a small blood sample; 2) our PCR primers may not cover all of the pathogens at the present time; and 3) our primers could not cover fungi, which have become a larger problem in neonatal sepsis.

Start at the edge and work your way to center, preventing the stain from spreading and become a larger problem.

It just becomes a larger problem".

As organisms became larger, longer lived, with orders of magnitude more cells, suppressing cancer became a larger problem.