Sentence examples for could be a substantial problem from inspiring English sources

Citing the roughly $2.3 trillion of non-government-backed mortgage securities held by investors at the height of the housing bubble, McWatters said that "even if a relatively small percentage of those are put back and the banks have to buy them back at face [value], this could be a substantial problem.

Though our results focused on a previously characterized CNV, they raise the possibility that there could be a substantial problem across unknown regions of the genome with common CNVs.

It could be a substantial fine but you need to ask what the point is".

"That is not suggestive that terrestrial foods could be a substantial part of their diet".

In so doing, they are giving up what could be a substantial tax opportunity.

If it proves to be a substantial problem for the company, it could burst Google's bubble as well as the rest of the Internet ad business.

What is less clear is whether the trade imbalance will prove to be a substantial problem.

The recovery of the otters proved not to be a substantial problem for the Navy.

"It's a substantial problem," Botstein recognized.

Neurological complications of paediatric cancers are a substantial problem.

Low patient adherence is a substantial problem in therapy.