Sentence examples for into a serious problem from inspiring English sources

By adulthood, his drug habit had escalated into a serious problem.

Mr Straw had come to believe that the refusal to countenance a referendum was turning into a serious problem.

Mr. Oslon's company seeks to spot dips in public opinion, or collapsing support for appointed regional leaders, before they develop into a serious problem for the Kremlin.

I think the first Salander movie ran into a serious problem when it tried to translate Larsson's anger about pervasive sexual violence into cinematic terms.

Dr. Mileno strongly recommends travel insurance -- including provisions for emergency evacuation -- for older travelers or for anyone with a medical condition that could flare up into a serious problem.

But the accusations have never blossomed into a serious problem for Bush, in part because his claim not to remember is difficult to disprove and in part because he -- unlike other figures in the Iran-Contra drama -- has never been seriously examined by investigators armed with the power to compel testimony.

Thanks to a BBC initiative, the government was forced into acknowledging a serious problem - particularly after one senior policeman described current practices as a new form of bonded labour and "modern day slavery".

F-bomb Now we run into kind of a serious problem: the F-keys are not separated into groups.

But gun smuggling into Canada is a serious problem, which helps explain the vigilance of Canadian border agents.

A large majority of Americans believe unaccompanied children illegally immigrating into the United States is a serious problem, the poll shows.

Furthermore, it only takes deleting a couple of critical programs to turn a serious problem into a catastrophic one.