Sentence examples for causing a big problem from inspiring English sources

A senior Japanese negotiator today said that it had come under intense diplomatic pressure to soften its stance at the UN climate talks in Cancún and admitted that it was causing a "big problem" for the negotiations.

Despite bailing them out (and practically owning some of them), the UK government seems unable to force high street banks to begin lending to small businesses again and this is causing a big problem for the economy — the wheels of capitalism won't grease themselves.

After a heavy rain, it was reported that the whole camp gets flooded even in the tents Key informants further revealed that whenever it rained heavily water flooded causing a big problem since tent floors get wet.

This prevents the toys "accidentally" going down the drain and causing a BIG problem.

"But in trying to solve that problem, they're actually causing a bigger problem.

We couldn't un-invite the media without causing a bigger problem, so I suggested we see how it would go when Scalia arrived.

This will cause a big problem because there are more claims around from people who have just been told by police their phones had been hacked.

They reveal that the government used him to lure a relative who was also active in Al Qaeda, an act that Mr. Fadl dryly notes at one point will cause a "big problem" in the family.

This causes a big problem for distributing the educational institutions according to the rules of population census.

Suddenly discovering there are twice as many badgers as you'd previously planned for clearly causes a big problem.

In addition if such a project is not implemented correctly from the beginning, it might cause a big problem, result in very high costs, and the city may be negatively affected.