Sentence examples for even larger problem from inspiring English sources

But as recent disclosures have shown, there was an even larger problem.

An even larger problem than the master antennas has to do with the televisions themselves.

But an even larger problem than building Lord & Taylor's name in Canada may be the historic status of Hudson's Bay.

Moore has an even larger problem with the enormous fines being handed out, again primarily to defensive players.

While financial aid can be a stumbling block for some foreign students, an even larger problem since Sept. 11 is obtaining a visa.

"You don't solve a problem by creating an even larger problem," said Adrienne Esposito, the associate executive director of the Citizens Campaign for the Environment, in Farmingdale.

The researchers suggested that longer studies might find even larger problems.

Nor will the millions of people who have moved to Phoenix (average July highs 40 degrees centigrade) going to give up their air conditioning without a very fierce fight.Given those problems, and the even larger problems of what to do about the billions of people who emit nothing because they currently have nothing, abatement would seem to be an obvious avenue to pursue.

The 69-year-old chairman and chief executive of United Airlines just inherited a huge airline with even larger problems.

To solve even larger problems with required accuracy, the paper also implements and tests AA and MGA in 3D.

In order to apply phew to even larger problems, one can drop the construction of the global matrix C by exploiting the fact that the n-th MPI process only needs to be aware of the n-th row and the n-th column of C, but not of the entire matrix.