Sentence examples for one larger problem from inspiring English sources

One larger problem with "The Nightingale's Song" is that Mr. Timberg does too good a job digging into the background of his characters.

One larger problem: neither bike has a limp-home mode for when the battery is nearly depleted, instead shutting down completely after a warning light comes on.

The proposed hybrid ABC technique is evaluated using the dataset established by Socha including five small, five medium and one large problem instances.

All of my problems — national, personal, dog-related — became one large problem, which seemed related to whether the doctor and I understood each other and whether I could blot out the Phillips screw in the bathtub.

The idea of using school uniforms as a way to increase school spirit, emphasize unity and affect behavior positively (front page, Feb. 11) may have merit, but it has one large problem.

However, the large amounts of data inside EMRs come with one large problem: how to condense the data so that is easily understandable to a human.

One concerns the larger problem of crime and why Naples periodically floods over with its own refuse.

But this obsession with words belies one very large problem: There is almost no correlation between the words on the wall and the behavior of leaders.

There is one very large problem here.

Certain disasters stem from many small problems conspiring to cause one very large problem.

There is one rather large problem with this theory: Chile's modern seismic building code, drafted to resist earthquakes, was adopted in 1972.