Sentence examples for it becomes a real problem from inspiring English sources

"Where it becomes a real problem is it's kind of a negative thing," he said in an interview.

One anonymous student says: "When people begin to feel a burden and shut off it becomes a real problem".

"If there are a number of bags there it becomes a real problem".

That's when it becomes a real problem, as we have no idea what would happen after that.

The smart nappy acts as a kind of early warning health system, alerting parents to a potential infection before it becomes a real problem.

As their lifespan is fairly short, it becomes a real problem if a model is still in use when re-estimation appears to be necessary.

After I divorced my husband at 36, that's when it became a real problem.

I gave Charlie a call to ask him about living with narcolepsy and what it's like to treat it with a load of government-approved G. Three years ago it became a real problem.

It only becomes a real problem when they do more harm than good.

To not have a degree becomes a real problem, it takes you out of parts of the labour market and social esteem," Simon tells VICE, adding that Australia's participation rate is over 50percentt.

This ambiguity becomes a real problem when it comes to the idea of "no first placement" of weapons in space.