Sentence examples for that's a real problem from inspiring English sources

London continues to dominate Britain's art world, and like any kind of monopoly that's a real problem, but initiatives like Grizedale Arts, Beacon Art Project and the recently reopened Ditchling Museum demonstrate that there is life outside of the capital.

"And in a democracy, that's a real problem".

"I don't care if you have a 150 I.Q., if you have a social problem, that's a real problem.

"If you really started treating patients differently based on their ability to pay out of pocket, that's a real problem," Ms. Cantor said.

"When you have a police chief's son who is on the reserve police force and is accused of taking drugs from the detainees, that's a real problem; when you have money missing, that is a real problem," Bland said.

"Some local authorities put a limit on the number of incontinence nappies for disabled children and I know from my own personal experience that there are times that that's not enough, and if you're facing financial difficulties that's a real problem.

"If in fact a Google property is taking money away from Google's partners, that is a real problem," said Wenda Harris Millard, the co-chief executive of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.

"So that was a real problem for them".

He needs to be bolder in confronting the cronyism that is a real problem in city government.

"School discipline has been taken from educators and handed over to the Police Department, and in some cases that is a real problem".

When the dollar appreciated, that was a real problem for them.