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

The new story line may have delighted longtime fans -- especially when head writer Vince Russo took a white Humvee to Hulk Hogan's limousine -- but it represents a real problem for Mr. Turner.

The GOP's all-white, all-male lineup of House committee chairs represents "a real problem for the Republican Party," Newt Gingrich told Jay Leno on Thursday night.

Anyone harboring the fantasy that voter fraud represents a real problem in a country that has real problems needs to start here: http://www.slate.com/articles/ne... "...analysis of 2,068 alleged election-fraud cases since 2000 shows that while fraud has occurred, the rate is infinitesimal".

"It represents a real missed opportunity.

"It represents a real use case".

"Having such long service board members can represent a real problem, as they've been around each other so long that they may be reluctant to challenge each other.

Prof Weber acknowledged that cost was a "massive question" that would represent "a real problem" in poorer parts of the world.

Linked with the uncertain status of MCI as a diagnostic entity, many research participants had questions concerning the extent to which MCI represented a "real" problem.

It can be a real problem".

According to WHO et al. [ 18] and Mutasem El-Fadel et al. [ 19] the waste-associated health hazards in this region have reached an unacceptable level and the problem now represents a real threat to human health.

The NAG model represents a real valued, non-linear and non-continuous optimization problem.