Sentence examples for sees a real problem from inspiring English sources

Hafner sees a real problem rooted in successive generations of children deprived of meaningful experiences in the natural world.

Another said, "All the species on this land can be found in at least two or three other places, so I don't see a real problem".

I do also see a real problem with Pono, though (because listening to things you can't hear won't hurt you).

But doctors in the trenches, like Sutherland, are seeing a real problem.

One of these years, though, Lloyds' dominance will come to be seen as a real problem.

He says he and the other gurus did not like Kyoto or the aggressive proposals made by Dr Cline, whom he sees as the "most alarmist of the serious climate policy experts", but Dr Schelling says he would have ranked modest climate proposals higher on the list, because he sees climate as a real problem.

Even though the blockchain clearly has many possible use cases, some people still have trouble separating it from its digital currency roots, and Joshua McKenty, who helped develop Open Stack while working at NASA and now is head of Cloud Foundry at Pivotal, sees this as a real problem, one that could hold back the progress of blockchain as an enterprise technology.

With the employment situation the way it is, and employment being such a large part of the inflationary numbers, I don't think you're going to see a real big problem with inflation.

You see, it's a real problem.

I see that as a real problem.

In a country that had chosen to guarantee citizens a minimum income I could see slacking becoming a real problem for fairness.