Sentence examples for severe problem with from inspiring English sources

The most severe problem with the paper, however, was that it had discarded a large fraction of data for the Holocene which did not fit their claims.

But if we turn the NHS – and the clue is in the name – into a global health service we have a severe problem with resources.

Britain's chief rabbi has claimed that Jeremy Corbyn's Labour has a severe problem with antisemitism and warned that the party must not resort to political posturing and empty promises.

He had a "severe problem" with Mr Hyde due to "wilful lapses of security", Mr McAfee said, adding that Mr Hyde "gave keys out to all of his friends and friends of friends… People were partying in  vacant condos.

"But if we turn the National Health Service – and the clue is in the name, it's designed for this country – if we turn the National Health Service into a global health service, we have a severe problem with resources," he said.

Look, we will still face immense problems — the US is a good example of how even a rich country can have a severe problem with an impoverished underclass — and some kinds of poverty will be with us for decades or centuries to come.

The real estate crisis also exposed severe problems with governance.

I worked closely with someone recently who had severe problems with addictions and had relapsed.

He has some severe problems with his leg and some damage to his brain.

Based on the survey, researchers estimated then, between 15,400 and 41,000 adolescents in New York had experienced severe problems with gambling.

In Latin America, frustration with Mr. O'Neill was not limited to his allusions to the region's history of sometimes severe problems with capital flight and corruption.