Sentence examples for pretty serious problem from inspiring English sources

This provides a pretty serious problem for any theory that's offering an alternative to dark matter.

But the fact that she's a glaring exception seems like a pretty serious problem.

"It also seems like a pretty serious problem," wrote John Herrman, a senior editor at BuzzFeed and author of the polling report.

After three tries I was unable to download a Chrome browser (a pretty serious problem in its own right, considering how much trouble Microsoft had over hampering access to Netscape), so I wasn't able to get at Google Drive in a form that would allow offline composition.

In short, this is another pretty serious problem that needs to be patched in quick succession to the Heartbleed chaos of late.

This is apparently a pretty serious problem, as confidential customer information is worth its weight in gold these days and a struggling truck driver could earn quite a piece if a few storage devices went missing between corporate HQ and the warehouse.

Rather, our system of promotion has grown some pretty serious problems, which are more evident with each passing day.

"Licensing requirements, educational requirements, fair dealing and suitability rules — if you don't have any of those requirements, you can get into pretty serious problems," Ms. Hotchkiss said.

He told the BBC: "Even at $100 oil the industry was facing some pretty serious problems".

If you've ever tried to use Twitter Search, you know that it's got some pretty serious problems.

"The code base that we've built out is not trivial and we've solved some pretty serious problems".