Sentence examples for it will become a problem from inspiring English sources

If this waste is not managed well, it will become a problem to the environment.

But if such practices are reported it will become a problem for me [Doctor] from the village side; including village leaders and local politicians (IDI, PHC Doctor) …few [ASHAs] never resides in the village nor do they perform their role.

Commenting on the situation in the camp, Mr. Altimari said: "Water is not yet a problem, but if the number of people should increase, it will become a problem.

But it will become a big problem when the economy grows and interest rates start to rise.

The alternative to assimilation, which is not mentioned, but implied, is that like so many other minority groups, it will become a sociological problem.

"You don't want to pay movers to move stuff you never use from one place to another," especially when there's a good chance it will become a storage problem at your new home.

"All these clients who are banned from the Dutch coffee shops... have to return to the illegal circuit in their own country, therefore it will become a bigger problem and cause more criminality in those countries," he told Reuters.

And as a matter of public health policy, "if you ignore it, it will become a bigger problem," she said.

However, Smith said she doesn't anticipate that students picking majors based on grading will become a problem.

Continued pay restraint will become a problem, and unions bruised by Labour's defeat may see the issue as an opportunity to launch industrial action.

Sceptics may feel there's only so many chocolate bars the country can consume and that, one day, the lower density of sales will become a problem.