Sentence examples for massive problems with from inspiring English sources

Last year, Greenpeace revealed massive problems with Brazil's timber certification system for ipê, jatoba and other rare hardwoods.

Raikkonen wondered afterwards if he should have tried to finish without that third pit stop, but explained: "I had massive problems with the radio.

Imagine if the same people wrote in the same way about the girl they have coined 'Britain's worst anorexic' (a title I have massive problems with – but that's a whole other piece - anorexia is a competitive illness and this kind of label only encourages that).

"There are massive problems with post-natal depression out there.

Already they have massive problems with gas rationings for fairly wealthy country.

But that's not exactly encouraging - one is, well, a Sauber; and Red Bull have massive problems with the driveability of the Renault engine, which is badly holding back its cornering performance.

As such, feminists, quite rightly, have a massive problem with it.

There is a massive problem with their attitude to the trade unions.

There is a massive problem with the lack of affordable accommodation".

There's just one massive problem with this idea: large-scale divestment is completely unrealistic in today's global marketplace.

But, sight unseen, there's already one massive problem with Mr Robot: it features easily the worst episode titles in living memory.