Sentence examples for become a problem but from inspiring English sources

Violence has become a problem, but it's the N.F.L.'s primary product.

Illegal cutting of trees has become a problem, but uncontrolled fires, which have caused substantial population declines, dwarf this threat.

Some drivers acknowledged Tuesday that distractions have become a problem, but they were not ready to endorse a total ban either.

Not only are homeowners supposed to get rid of unwelcome guests when they first see them and before they become a problem, but "it would be really hard to calculate the possibility of a bedbug getting into someone's luggage at an airport and infesting a house," said Jeanne Salvatore, a spokeswoman for the Insurance Information Institute.

Frank said, "I agree with President Bush that excessive executive compensation has become a problem, but disagree with his view that we should do nothing about it,".

You can burn it, chip it and recycle it so it doesn't become a problem, but it's an 'at least' number not a maximum," Mr Clegg says.

The Federal Reserve stated on Wednesday afternoon that it would tighten monetary policy if inflation became a problem, but otherwise would continue with its expansionary policy "until the outlook for the labor market has improved substantially".

(Conventional metal wristwatches can run up to 100 grams before weight really becomes a problem, but this weight is usually distributed over the entire watch, which makes it feel more balanced). There's a sleep/wake button on the right-hand side, and the watch powers itself down quite quickly.

As far as letting others know about your anxiety, of course speak to your doctor or mental health professional as soon as it becomes a problem but after that I think you need to be selective about who you tell.

But money has become a problem, not only for pediatricians but for doctors who give adult vaccines, and also for the federal and state governments.

Japanese encephalitis, which is carried by mosquitoes, is unlikely to become a problem in the UK, but Solomon wouldn't rule anything out.