Sentence examples for more a problem if from inspiring English sources

Of the dispute with the forward the coach struck a diplomatic note, saying: "It would be more a problem if Van Persie was not upset he didn't start".

"It may be more of a problem if they are small dogs, the kind which get under people's feet and seem like they need more protection," he said.

One screen is not enough to adequately open a 3-D [movie] to begin with, and it's even more of a problem if there's another 3-D movie coming out two or three weeks behind it.

This could become more of a problem if the approach was extended to other forms of health sciences training.

Some automakers resist acknowledging a defect because it can be used against them in lawsuits, and they are more willing to fix a problem if not forced to do so.

That's a problem if more than a few people are waiting to be seated.

The very feature that makes these kinds of programs so attractive – relatively low entry fees and reasonable monthly fees – could become a problem if more members than expected become ill and need care, and available funds aren't sufficient.

He also said that "there's a fundamental agreement" among the commissioners that there is a problem if more than 50percentt of the shareholders abstain from approving a director.

(That wouldn't be so much of a problem if more than 2.6percentt of you bothered to use it).

And, more generally, would it be a problem if the number of solo and small practices dramatically diminished, or even if they mostly disappeared?

As for the issue of racism, I don't think this would be a problem if a more moderate Arab and/or Muslim nation was involved (e.g. Jordan or Turkey).