Sentence examples for problem of more from inspiring English sources

Jason Sisney of the non-partisan Legislative Analyst's Office says that the state seems to be facing an overall budget "problem" of more than $9 billion this year and next.Enter Facebook (see article).

The report, for instance, ignored the problem of more than 150,000 missing votes that – given the voting patterns in the areas affected – would have shifted the result to Celestin.

For all the talk about Germany's financial exposure to Greece, it turns out that some German banks have a problem of more titanic proportions: their vulnerability to the global shipping trade.

The problem of more vehicle-users and less land is exacerbated by states such as California, which earmarks $30m each year from fuel taxes to maintain and build new ORV trails.

FRANKFURT — For all the talk about Germany's financial exposure to Greece, it turns out that some German banks have a problem of more titanic proportions — their vulnerability to the global shipping trade.

"The reforms implemented so far aren't enough, and raising the minimum retirement age is one of the few tools available to the government to deal with the problem of more pensioners and fewer births," said Agar Brugiavini, an economics professor at the University of Venice.

Just three months later they managed to publish personal details including the sexual preference, ethnicity, religion and mental health problems of more than 2,000 residents on the website What Do They Know?

"I don't think the problems of more than 20 years ago are relevant to what we do now".

Use of these items may exaggerate the problems of more deprived individuals.

According to the professionals, the problem of allowing more and more people into screening programmes without testing first will then become more urgent.

Officers don't see an immediate solution to Boone's situational problem outside of more government regulation either.