Sentence examples for really serious problem from inspiring English sources

But isn't gerrymandering the really serious problem here?

"It is a really serious problem," Mr. Maass said.

"It's become a really serious problem for everybody".

"We have a really serious problem," he said.

"I didn't have the sense that people got this as a really serious problem," he said.

"Fuel poverty is a really serious problem and straw homes are a potential solution".

"In the case that the Greeks get into really serious problems, we would support an I.M.F.

"The opium deadens people's awareness to the really serious problems that are hurting them.

I think there are really serious problems in this country and I think politics in a lot of ways is failing the country".

Essex is categorised by the NHS as "a challenged health economy" – an area where health and care services face really serious problems.

Though a few species are thriving, "penguins, in general, are experiencing some really serious problems," said Dr. Lloyd Davis, penguin biologist at the University of Otago in New Zealand.