Sentence examples for making a big problem from inspiring English sources
I admit [Japan] is making a big problem".
"You have made a big problem!" The air in the mosque had grown stuffy and uncertain, filled with noise.
This situation can make a big problem such as a collision.
When the subprime market cratered, all that speculation made a big problem much bigger.
"You have to solve an existing problem, not make a bigger problem out of it," Ms. Radisic said.
"I think that was made a bigger problem than it needed to be by the people involved last time," Mr. Diaz said.
He just felt that the risk level established for a rise in the gases was not where he thought made it a big problem.
The people who make it a big problem are the non-government organisations – there are more than 60 in eastern Congo.
@brandonstinney @realDonaldTrump How can you deny this fact.@HillaryClinton and @BarackObama are the two people who made #ISIS a big problem In November 2015, Mr Trump's fellow Republican candidates Rick Santorum and Carly Fiorina both said that Ms Clinton and Mr Obama were to blame for the rise of Isis.
Online video is very popular in Iran but low internet speeds - often less than 1Mbps (megabits per second) - make streaming a big problem, said reporter Adel Shaygan from the BBC Persian Service.
Somehow, somebody has to work out how to stop the disease spreading.The pill or the snip?Oddly, one possible way of making a big dent in the problem has been sitting under people's noses for years.
