Sentence examples for quite serious problem from inspiring English sources

Waste management represents a quite serious problem involving aspects of remediation technologies and potential re-utilization in different fields of human activities.

"I worry that quite vulnerable people with quite serious problems might being going to courses led by people who aren't aware of the consequences".

"Chiefly, there remain quite large disparities in urban-rural development and incomes, income allocation is poorly ordered, and there are quite serious problems with invisible and unlawful sources of income".

Whittingdale said the Perry report into the possible decriminalisation of non-payment of the licence fee had "raised a number of quite serious problems which would need to be addressed if we went down that road".

Hale added: "We are too busy concentrating on the job in hand … If it was a trial where there were witnesses having to give evidence for the very first time, not regularly in court, there might be quite serious problems of whether their evidence would be affected".

Starting with a letter to Science in 2008 [ 4], there has been a succession of complaints about the frustrations and in some cases quite serious problems engendered by the increasingly protracted and iterative reviewing practices of, in particular, the higher-profile journals (for example, [ 5- 7]).

Isn't that quite serious?" The problem stretches well beyond Shakespeare.

"The problem he came for last time was a much more widespread problem in the elbow – it was quite a serious problem he had before," confirmed Dr O'Driscoll.

BW: No, it was for a very specific thing to treat something that was historically a problem for me and could be quite a serious problem for me.

He added: "It was for a very specific thing … to treat something that was historically a problem for me and could be quite a serious problem for me.

Anderson said it looked like quite a serious problem on both cars.