Sentence examples for present a big problem from inspiring English sources

Usually that doesn't present a big problem, since, for example, competitive Call of Duty leagues are pretty much all on console.

Do not leave anything unattended or out in loose pockets; pickpockets present a big problem.

In so far as the Kyoto rejection has made others slightly less inclined to co-operate when it wants them to, yes; but that is not at present a big problem.

Some vegetarians would object even to using two animal cells, and the fetal-calf serum would present a bigger problem still.

But Gerry Moan, the party chairman, said opponents of Mr. Buchanan's views might present a bigger problem outside the convention center.

How to convert such a delicate children's book to TV? Lovely hand-drawn animation does justice to Helen Oxenbury's illustrations of siblings embarking on an adventure; Michael Rosen's percussive, repetitive words present a bigger problem.

However, sources which contain very large amounts of data with very frequent updates (e.g.: daily) present a bigger problem, as do sources which do not provide Standard InChIs, since the additional computation required to process and load the data can be considerable.

While many assert that stagnation presents a significant threat to future economic stability, and can only be countenanced by direct public stimulus, others argue that widening deficits and the risk of default present a bigger problem.

The VCR clock was easy, but my bedside clock presented a big problem.

This presents a big problem for investors and unlike the comic books, there's no Kryptonite to combat it.

And that presents a big problem for Beijing opera, since government support for the art form has dropped steeply as China's planned economy has given way to market forces.