Sentence examples for somewhat serious problem from inspiring English sources

Yet in the same poll, 88percentt said they believed government corruption was a very serious or somewhat serious problem.

And 76 percent said the lack of transparency surrounding Mr. Cuomo's major legislative deals was a very serious or somewhat serious problem.

According to this week's Economist/YouGov poll, 80% of Americans consider the increase in the price of petrol a very or somewhat serious problem.

Respondents were asked to rate seven different environmental issues – from climate change to loss of biodiversity – as being either a "very serious problem," a "somewhat serious problem," a "not very serious problem" or "not a serious problem at all".

In a Quinnipiac University poll made public last week, 78percentt of voters questioned said the photograph was a "bad idea" and 64percentt, including 88percentt of the black respondents, said racial profiling was a "very serious" or "somewhat serious" problem in New Jersey.

Forty-seven perconsidersider that relationship to be at least a somewhat serious problem, although only 29percentt believe it to be very serious.

In the US, 83% of women stated this was a somewhat or very serious problem, compared to just 66% of men.

Forty-seven percent of Americans say Sessions' conduct represents a somewhat or very serious problem, while 32percentt say it's not very serious or not at all serious.

Forty-eight percent of Americans consider the Trump administration's relationship with Russia a somewhat or very serious problem, virtually identical to the 47 percent who said the same earlier this week.

In the latest poll, 90percentt of voters who backed Hillary Clinton in last year's election ― but just 14percentt of those who voted for Trump ― consider the administration's relationship with Russia to be a somewhat or very serious problem.

Sixty-five percent said the problem is very serious and another 20percentt said the problem is somewhat serious.