Sentence examples for have larger problems from inspiring English sources

But for all the buzz about Rodriguez's return, the Yankees have larger problems.

If the answers that Mr. Friedman and his sources provide are correct then we Americans as a nation have larger problems than whatever is coming from the cheap and industrious engineers in Bangalore.

But they have also been met with more than a little chagrin by tourists and locals, many of whom could not resist noting that the city might have larger problems at a time when Italy is skating sideways through an economic crisis.

You may have larger problems that need to be addressed and if this has a negative impact on your life then that alone makes it important enough to deal with.

Countries with large wolf populations generally have large problems with them, judging from the conference presentations.

But his business has larger problems.

With Sundin out, Quinn suddenly has larger problems than the inconsistent officiating this series has generated.

CWD had larger problems in identifying that the intelligent bus stop flashed because they were in the near vicinity of it and that the flashing informed other road users about that.

After William was done with school he took a job at the local post office, where customers tended to be enfeebled or insane and everyone had larger problems.

"We believe that instead of running after large numbers of people and having large problems afterwards, it's better to 'create' several families and provide them with all the necessary support.

If the Braves' pitching staff is beginning to show cracks, a result of injuries more than any other factor, it is to be remembered that other teams have larger pitching problems and they don't have Glavine and Maddux.