Sentence examples for have a larger problem from inspiring English sources

The reality of the young season is that the Giants have a larger problem than a veteran speaking his mind.

So here's the rub: If some banks can't pass this test — which William Black, a former senior bank regulator during the S.& L. crisis, has called "a complete sham" and others have suggested is a whitewash — perhaps we have a larger problem.

Now, if you take that attitude, which is fairly dominate underneath throughout silicon value, in spite of Rogers' optimism, then Houston we have a larger problem then anyone realises.

If your family freaks out and associates skipping out on church with the condemnation of hell, then you have a larger problem.

Realizing they had a larger problem, the paramedics called the Fire Department, which rushed several firefighters to the scene.

That's a dispiriting prospect for the leader of a radical party, and Miliband still has a larger problem – Labour's identity crisis.

Henderson's suspension signals that he has a larger problem, and Andy Katz writes on ESPN.com that the former player and addict Chris Herren has made himself available to help.

Guess which details tend to be left out when he is held up as a template for achievement?But this book has a larger problem.

In its uphill battle with owners, the players union has a larger problem than simply changing the perception that players are spoiled and self-indulgent.

However, the organizers had a large problem: no government or company recognized the first Monday in September as a day off work.

The nation had a large problem, eradicating the vestiges of slavery and racial inequality, and it knew that Congress needed potent tools to get the job done.