Sentence examples for facing a big problem from inspiring English sources

But in the mid-2000s, it was facing a big problem: Health coverage was becoming prohibitively expensive.

Mr Molinaro said: "This area is facing a big problem: the price big companies pay for this juice is not fair.

Louis van Gaal is facing a "big problem" because of a selection crisis for Manchester United's trip to Watford on Saturday lunchtime.

The depleted Murray's salt levels are rising, leaving Adelaide, one of Australia's biggest cities, facing a big problem: its water supply will be undrinkable in 20 years unless a way can be found to restore the river to health.Australians have been reminded of the fragility of life in a dry continent.

We are facing a big problem with the Nile as well.

Apple's senior vice president of software engineering Craig Federighi said that the company was facing a big problem with the latest update to its Mac operating system, OS X.

And we face a big problem.

And that means this small town faces a big problem: uncertainty about the future.

If that does not go ahead, we will face a big problem in our water supply".

But they faced a big problem with the building on Eastchester Road, said Rodney T. Liddle, the chief financial officer for Nonni.

The government faces a big problem, in that the public is very sensitive to paying high salaries to government employees, because they think it's unfair.