Sentence examples for into a big problem from inspiring English sources

"It could fester into a big problem".

"I still go off on people sometimes, but she makes sure it never escalates into a big problem," he told me, grinning bashfully at Sadie.

Any chairman would put his manager into a big problem if he sold one of the club's biggest assets at this stage of the window, and that happens.

Instead, Foday Sankoh, the legendary survivor, a jungle fighter with barely a primary school education, a failed commercial photographer, a cashiered corporal of Sierra Leone's army, has succeeded in turning his small country into a big problem for the world, and a policy quagmire for the West.

The back and forth, the bugs, and all of the shipping costs can turn a small project into a big problem.

Here's where the plan runs into a big problem.

"In my business, I look for the biggest problem because the amount of resources, time and money that go into solving a small problem is pretty comparable to the amount of resources that go into solving a big problem.

"A lot of times, the children of people that come into the country become a big problem".

Local shopkeeper Judy Swanbow, 41, who owns Laura's grocers on Cowbridge Road East, said parking on the busy road which leads into the city centre was a big problem – and she had concerns about the council introducing fees for the local car park.

And workers of all kinds need to be able to figure out how to break a big problem into smaller pieces and identify the right steps to solve it".

Szent Györgyi [ 207] starts his 1957 book with a question "The problem is: how does energy drive life?", which crams quite a big problem into five words, because Szent Györgyi was looking for chemical and molecular mechanisms.