Sentence examples for into a real problem from inspiring English sources

"They become an issue, and it can grow into a real problem.

"I don't like cliches, I don't like entrapments, I don't like uniforms, and punk was getting into a real problem with that.

Unfortunately, their demagoguery is growing into a real problem, setting off a chain reaction of "me too" proposals across the country to suspend state gasoline taxes, which tend to be much larger than the 18.4-cent-a-gallon federal levy.

The obtained validated SAP2000 model is then implemented into a real problem of mitigating direct pounding of a RNC-isolated structure with a adjacent structures, considering insufficient separation gaps in near-fault zones, by means of the RNC isolator's buffer mechanism.

House lawsuit against Obama is turning into a real problem for the president.

In other words, it would turn the imagined problem of price stability into a real problem of price stability.

While at first it seems that the fact these apps can't tap into the 3G stream is a real problem, in fact even the allowed activity, VoIP over Wifi, is extremely useful.

Lord Tebbit said Mr Cameron's failure to hit his target to reduce net migration to the tens of thousands was a "real problem" going into the general election.

"We have been living with asbestos for 20 years, and that can be a real problem if it gets into the air system," Mr. Popkin said.

The wrongful categorization and subsequent lack of legislation of the ride hail apps have turned into a very real problem, and this needs to stop.

It is shown that the original complex eigenvalue problem can be rearranged into a real eigenvalue problem in terms of two real symmetric matrices which are directly assembled from the original mass, gyroscopic and stiffness matrices.