Sentence examples for really common problem from inspiring English sources

Legacy Voice (commenter): "If we can't measure it, then why bother at all?" is a really common problem.

"It's a really common problem in conservation biology," says Williams, now a Pew Fellow in Marine Conservation and co-leader of the Oceans Initiative in Seattle, Washington.

This is a really common problem.

"PCOS [polycystic ovary syndrome] affects 10% of all women of childbearing age: it's a significant and really very common problem.

We really have common problems and need to find common solution.

"This really shows that when a diverse set of constituents come together to solve a common problem, really neat things can happen," Dr. Beckmann said.

"Getting more people talking helps everyone realise that mental health problems are really common.

"If you're the person that buys and is wearing that jewelry, you don't really care whether it's a common problem or a rare problem," said Caroline Cox, senior scientist at the center.

"The number of such cases has increased slightly since last year, but I'm really not sure if this is a common problem at festivals".

Wonky piercings are the most common problem from DIY jobs - so really - be careful!

"It's really so rare that so many companies come together and solve a common problem," Bosmeny said.