Sentences with phrase «to become a real problem»

The choking, coughing became real problem when it combined with an immune system and adrenal problem as I began menopause.

This has become a real problem for many proponents of dangerous global warming, which has recently pushed them into a stance of actually denying the «pause».

Cat spraying behavior can become a real problem if it's happening inside the home.

High frequency trading has also become a real problem.

If your baby isn't getting enough sleep, it can become a real problem later on.

As with a number of safety issues, poisoning becomes a real problem when your baby begins to explore her environment, grabbing and putting everything within reach in her mouth.

Stress becomes a real problem when it's chronic — in other words, when you're always stressed out.

Together with this, it can become a real problem which site to choose, since they are indeed numerous.

Managing motivation and creating a personal curriculum for every student sometimes becomes a real problem.

When writing in the evenings, my brain would become very active and so getting to sleep became a real problem!

It only becomes a real problem when the encounters are excessive or often cause tension between dogs.

I travel with my stomach most of the time and not with my eyes, which is becoming a real problem now that I decided to do this travel blogging thing.

While some camera issues become a real problem in later worlds, the finicky behavior of the camera does not pop up too often and can be combated with manual control of the camera most of the time.

Additives are becoming a real problem because more and more are being added without the FDA's oversight.

Try to take some time out to rest if you are feeling under pressure and if the headaches become a real problem your GP may prescribe suitable medication for use during pregnancy.

Many doctors would say that it's nearly impossible to consume enough goitrogens to become a real problem unless the foods highest in this plant chemical — turnips and rutabagas — are eaten daily, as a staple and in the presence of iodine deficiency.

This practice has become known as «catfishing» and it is becoming a real problem within the online dating community.

That said, the constant battles and the increase in the difficulty arc became a real problem and dulled my interest quite considerably.

When it came to that, it was one of those things where I'm in the middle of another movie, and to change my look for a movie that should have finished already becomes a real problem.

To make matters worse for our Astra, the tread blocks on the original Contis are almost down to the wear indicators, and as we've already discovered, once the tread depth on the front tyres drops below the 4 mm mark, tramlining becomes a real problem on less - than - perfect tarmac.

If it doesn't you should take your dog to your vet because uncontrolled hotspots can become a real problem really fast.

Since the mid-1990s, these parasites have become a real problem causing human illness in various forms.

Criticism becomes a real problem in the relationship when there is nothing else good in there.

The main problem, as I see it, is the potential inability of the typical brokerage to do what is required of them to supervise their salespeople (REALTOR's), actually becoming a real problem!

We are delighted to hear that you had a fantastic time on board and we acknowledge that rubbish is becoming a real problem in Komodo National Park.

«Yellow rust is also becoming a real problem.

Even the best skylight runs the risk of losing its practical and aesthetic benefits through inefficiency, but this can become a real problem when the skylight is too cheap to handle temperature changes or not properly installed.

But before long, that perceived «inconvenience» becomes a real problem, and a person is left with a very powerful thing called regret.

«It's great to have the name of a big company backing you, but if they don't do something with it, it can become a real problem.»

All of this is debt but at what point does this become a real problem and where do you start when you want to put it right?

We live in a time when fake news has become a real problem.

In a Sky Sports report Arsene Wenger was talking about the way that defences and offences have changed and are still changing and with an increasing importance being placed on pace, was the boss admitting that the lack of pace our German giant possesses is becoming a real problem?

We need to find the underlying problem with his continual hamstring injuries, they're becoming a real problem...

We saw over the Christmas period just how a busy run of games affected the team, dropping points at Southampton and Spurs, and if the title favourites progress further in the cups, fixture congestion could become a real problem.

If you have a child with a real vivid imagination, nightmares and night terrors can become a real problem.

But for some kids, chronic excuses can become a real problem.

«It's going to become a real problem.

Plus, the aluminum alloy heatsink absorbs heat in high temperatures to handle anything before it becomes a real problem.

This means that in a world where antibiotic resistant bacteria is becoming a real problem, this information could be very useful in creating new methods to target harmful bacteria.

There are ways to deal with [different] base years, but a multiplicity of end dates would become a real problem.»

Environmental Pollution, Its Sources and Effects Environmental pollution had been a fact of life for many centuries but it became a real problem since the start of the industrial revolution.