Sentence examples for start of the problem from inspiring English sources

That is only the start of the problem.

"The first day the first Jew came back here, that's the start of the problem.

Some of our state of mind might have leaked out into the main room, and perhaps that was the start of the problem.

Mel Zelaya was the start of the problem along with his narco friend Hugo Chavez, he needed to go or there would be a dictator here running Honduras now.

In Lost at Sea: Where is All the Plastic?, a landmark study published in Science in 2004, Thompson and his team were able to demonstrate to the world that plastic litter seen in the gyres was only the start of the problem.

In Lost at Sea: Where is All the Plastic?, a landmark study published in Science in 2004, Thompson and his team were able to demonstrate to the world that plastic litter seen in the gyres was only the start of the problem.

Poor phone lines and no Internet connection are only the start of the problems.

That was just the start of the problems besetting a project of which, in the authors' words "no one was in charge because everyone was".

Next Monday, when people start receiving £80 bills will be the real start of the problems". The central London charge is designed to cut congestion by 10 to 15% and raise £130m each year for public transport.

Terra Firma insists it will be able to make the payment, but the private equity group, trade unions, and local authorities all agree this is only the start of the problems for the care home industry.

Participants with less or even no vocational experience (cf. the under-median group, 0 3 years) may have perceived the start of the problem-solving task as uncertain or anxiety-provoking because of the low degree of transparency and the lack of perceived control (cf. Dörner and Wearing 1995; Reither and Stäudel 1985; Schwarz and Bless 1991).