Sentence examples for facing a major problem from inspiring English sources

"We are facing a major problem that could get worse quickly," he said.

"We are facing a major problem," Mr. Weld told the group: more than one million deer in New York State.

The sight of Victor Wanyama limping off seconds before half-time clutching a hamstring along with news that another key midfielder, Morgan Schneiderlin, had picked up an adductor injury at Old Trafford leaves the Dutchman facing a major problem as his team look to maintain their challenge for a Champions League finish.

The world is facing a major problem due to the depletion of conventional energy sources.

Now the city will face a major problem.

We will at some stage face a major problem in the south-east".

"But the schools that would lose money would face a major problem".

Mr. Obama does not face a major problem with his base, but his standing is tenuous with swing voters.

American poetry criticism faces a major problem, one that has nothing to do with poetry, or readers, or anything remotely literary.

The Institute for Public Policy Research report said secondary schools faced a major problem as demand from young people with mental health problems increased while funding for NHS and local authority early intervention faced cuts.

In 2003, shortly after the invasion of Iraq, the American military faced a major problem getting supplies into Baghdad, as planes came under fire and landing conditions became treacherous.