Sentence examples for being a serious problem from inspiring English sources

Or alternatively, that parents are just pouring sugar down their kids' throats with not a single thought for the health consequences, rather there being a serious problem with the food supply.

(Jenkins) "All this nonsense we hear about cancer being a serious problem comes from 'scientists', from the people behind organisations such as Cancer Research (which have a clear agenda)" (jdc325) "You don't have to be innumerate to be a mathematician, but it could help".

In addition, women have been found to be more fearful of crime and their perceived insecurity is recognized as being a serious problem for their walking patterns in the residential neighborhoods of Santiago.

For high temperature and combined moisture effects based on water saturation and freeze thaw cycle rutting and moisture problem have been being a serious problem for both control and SBS-anti stripping agent modified mixtures.

"I would indeed 'deny' that our current observations of the climate system are more supportive of anthropogenic global warming being a serious problem," he added.

Well, Hughes told the committee that he wasn't briefed on any of these major operations into CSE, didn't meet any of the victims and he didn't remember there being a serious problem.

This is a serious problem.

Corruption is a serious problem.

British scepticism is a serious problem.

Unemployment is a serious problem, yes.

Pulmonary embolism can be a serious problem.