Sentence examples for big problem out of from inspiring English sources

A survey for the European Union in 2013 found that British Jews were the least likely to consider anti-Semitism to be a big problem out of eight countries, including France and Italy.

"You have to solve an existing problem, not make a bigger problem out of it," Ms. Radisic said.

One big problem is out-of-date addresses.

"It's still a big problem out there," he said.

Part of the big problem of figuring out when it's safe for an athlete to return to play is our tests lack sufficient sensitivity to tell us that a person is completely recovered".

One big problem turned out to be contaminated wafers.

One big problem with pulling money out of an insurance company is that it can cost you dearly.

However on polling day itself the biggest problem turned out to be a shortage of ballot papers.

But for America to give itself the right to block them, contrary to the convention it has already ratified, sets a bad precedent that others might seek to exploit for sinister purposes.Another big problem is the number of hold-outs.

Big problem, as it turned out.

England will have a big problem if Panesar is hit out of the attack this afternoon; he was drilled easily to the short straight boundary for a couple of sixes by Rutherford this morning.