Sentence examples for considered a big problem from inspiring English sources

Crime was not considered a big problem.

But what they say speaks to a bigger picture: professional women are categorised as less important than men in the workforce; sexism is not considered a big problem; being overly maternal stifles women's careers.

However, the burst error rate is considered a big problem for TCP at wireless transmission on a sensor node.

I do not believe that pressure and stress is yet considered a big problem in the Netherlands.

While contradiction between two medical disciplines is not considered a big problem (2.62), clinical guidelines are highly needed for co-practice (4.15).

Hegarty's ankle is now considered a bigger problem than Kimmorley's thigh and North Queensland's Matt Sing is standing by.

I ignored the remark (he would pay for that) and considered a bigger problem: there was no real reason to avoid the tennis court.

The data mining problem of extracting knowledge out of LTE troubleshooting information can be considered a Big Data problem.

Feeding the infant can be considered as a big problem as he should not be given anything by mouth.

83% consider unemployment a "big problem".

Despite the widespread public support for such reforms, however, just about one-third of Americans consider it a big problem that many eligible voters don't cast ballots.