Sentence examples for sizeable problems from inspiring English sources

But all his enthusiasm does not hide the fact that MFI still has some quite sizeable problems.

But it would be wholly wrong to imagine two glorious weeks of Paralympic sport could ever have solved the nation's sizeable problems with regard to disability.

The silver lining is that with tough, sizeable problems comes the opportunity for tech companies and investors to build solutions to address them.

Yet it poses a sizeable problem for Mr McCain.

"It's a significant and sizeable problem," says Dr Neil Chakraborti, director of the Leicester Centre for Hate Studies.

While it certainly makes sense to build more, that explanation comes up against a sizeable problem; if there is a shortage of housing, why haven't rents risen more?

Overall, ONS statistics would suggest a falling trend in the number of people who binge drink but it is still a sizeable problem – with four in ten young adults consuming up to eight units on at least one day in the week before being interviewed by the ONS.

Childhood overweight/obesity has become a sizeable problem in the subcontinent.

With 6.8% prevalence and 10.7 million children affected, childhood overweight/obesity has become a sizeable problem in the subcontinent.

This can be a sizeable problem: for the 2.5 million new smear-positive PTB patients registered in "DOTS" programmes globally in 2006, 3% or 75,000 patients were reported to be transferred out [ 5].

The congenital transmission of T. cruzi constitutes a sizeable public health problem in the region.