Sentence examples for we got a big problem from inspiring English sources

"We're absolutely not going away, and they're not giving up, so we got a big problem," says Mr McBride.

So too much going off in the dark basically harms the price discovery and price formation process and where that line is, I would argue, is certainly north of 25%, and we got a big problem I think.

"But if we get a big problem with XDR, we could be in a situation like we had in the 19th century when we didn't have good treatments".

"In Ivory Coast we've got a big problem - we don't respect our opponents", he said recently.

"If that continues, then we've got a big problem," he said.

It's lower down that we've got a big problem.

"But once your enjoyment starts to infringe on my enjoyment, then we've got a big problem".

I think the team's decent but we've got a big problem at right back, I think Glen Johnson is a definite weakness.

"If we come back a year from now and immigration and customs and transportation security officers are not in the same office at the airports, we've got a big problem," said Paul C. Light, director for the Center for Public Service at the Brookings Institution.

"We've got a big problem with estrogen of fish in our rivers," Richardson says.

"There's nothing standing out saying we've got a big problem," Slade said.