Sentences with phrase «very serious problem»

This is a very serious problem.

If you are feeling like your brokerage isn't supporting you... well, that's a very serious problem!

Subsequent speeches will address issues ranging from the very serious problem of a lack of engagement with Indigenous peoples in policy making and significant failures in the whole of government machinery currently in operation federally; to the Northern Territory intervention and child abuse issues; to a positive vision for our communities such as by closing the gap in life expectancy, and creating an equal life chance for Indigenous children.

A very serious problem of visual resumes is the fact that they're hard to read for computers.

And, unlike rival Samsung, Apple isn't beset with the very serious problem of exploding batteries.

This is a very serious problem that has dangerous effects among drivers.

It is depressing because it lays bare a very serious problem to which no thought seems to have been given so far.

Pancreatitis can develop causing a very serious problem that can damage your pancreas.

But I remember the Quebec delegation to the Uniform Law Conference for years coming with resolutions about the use of knives, which was a very serious problem in their schools and on their streets that the rest of the country did not share, so some sensitivity is understandable.

As ignorance is a necessary precursor for stereotypes, which in turn is necessary for prejudice, it is a very serious problem.

This patient has the potential of developing a very serious problem, usually an expanding haematoma in the cranial cavity.

For trucking companies, this can be a very serious problem.

That attorney will be responsible for helping you solve a very serious problem in your life.

It's just that I don't believe that the expression «climate change is a very serious problem» actually means very much.

No matter what you think, we are all here to just keep to the best knowledge we have about a potentially very serious problem.

What should be a simple and straightforward solution to a very serious problem — «stop eating meat and dairy» — is made far more complicated by our societal attachment to foods as cultural traditions and our general sense of entitlement toward food.

But whether this is true or not: in any case sea - level rise is going to be a very serious problem for the future, made worse by every ton of CO2 that we emit.

For instance, those who believe climate change is a very serious problem are coded as a 4 while those who say that climate change is not at all a problem are coded as a 1.

According to the survey, conducted between Sept. 30 and Oct. 4 among 1,500 adults reached on cell phones and landlines, fewer respondents also see global warming as a very serious problem; 35 % say that today, down from 44 % in April 2008.

When an entire issue has every appearance of looking like it's steered by emotionally - driven figurative lynch mobs whose goal is to achieve «climate justice» by any means possible, including negating facts from critics through character assassination, you have one very serious problem on your hands.

I am writing to alert you to a very serious problem for the Coalition in the seat of Wannon, a problem which has been bubbling away for quite some time, but exploded last Thursday, with our member Dan Tehan's very foolish appearance on the ABC's 7.30 report.

Respondents were coded as 4 if they believe climate change is a very serious problem; if they think climate change is harming people now; and if they say they are very concerned that climate change will harm them personally at some point in their lifetime.

In China, the world's greatest emitter of greenhouse gases, the number of people saying climate change is a very serious problem has decreased by 23 percentage points since 2010.

Europeans are, on average, somewhat less concerned about climate change; still, a median of 54 % say it poses a very serious problem.

About half of Americans ages 18 to 29 and 30 to 49 say climate change is a very serious problem while 38 % of their elders say the same.

A median of 61 % say global climate change is a very serious problem, including majorities in seven of the nine nations surveyed in the region.

Roughly half of American women say global climate change is a very serious problem, compared with 39 % of their male counterparts.

A median of 54 % across the nations surveyed say it is a very serious problem, while fully 85 % say it is at least a somewhat serious problem.

Roughly seven - in - ten self - identifying political liberals (68 %) consider climate change a very serious problem, while just 30 % of conservatives say the same.

In the U.S., 45 % believe global climate change is a very serious problem.

While Europeans are less likely to say climate change is a very serious problem, a median of 60 % believe that it is negatively affecting people now.

But this month's findings mark the lowest number of voters who consider global warming a Very Serious problem since April of last year.

A year ago, 35 % described global warming as a very serious problem and 30 % said it was somewhat serious.

Just 14 % of Republicans say global warming is a very serious problem and 27 % view it as a somewhat serious problem; only about a quarter (24 %) think it requires immediate action by the government.

Half (50 %) of Democrats say global warming is a very serious problem and 32 % say it is somewhat serious.

The latest national survey by the Pew Research Center for the People & the Press, conducted Oct. 13 - 18 among 2,251 adults reached on landlines and cell phones, finds that 32 % say global warming is a very serious problem while 31 % think it is somewhat serious.

JimD FYI the very serious problem with Benghazi is the known false cover story (BTW I know a lot about the specific details of this event) not so bad except for the poor wannabe movie maker they arrested to cover their lie free speech... once a liberal value I am a «denier» because of my best evaluation of the evidence not because I'm «scared» of a carbon tax not because I don't like Obama

Barr, a former Republican congressman from Georgia, said it is time to recognize that global warming «is a very serious problem» and that it will get «dramatically worse» unless significant action is taken.

This really is a very serious problem for this century.

«potentially a very serious problem» very serious compared to what, and what do they suggest we do about it.

In 2016, when the first type of question was asked of an American sample, only 20 per cent of Republicans but 68 per cent of Democrats thought climate change was a very serious problem.

Ask, «Do you think that global warming is a very serious problem, a serious problem or a not very serious problem?»

Fully 77 % of AAAS scientists say that climate change is a very serious problem.

In a 2013 Pew Research survey, a third of adults said that «global warming» was a very serious problem.

Ed Cook described this problem in detail in 1995, referring to it as «the segment length curse», and it is a potentially very serious problem.

This is, in itself, a very serious problem because it leads to the acidification of the oceans, since CO2 forms carbonic acid in water.

Identity theft has become a very serious problem that can lead to devastating financial troubles for those that fall victim to this serious crime.

Tooth decay is a very serious problem in dogs and leads to a number of serious problems, from bad breath to something as serious as organ failure.

Blood in the urine, unless it is from a hemorraghing uterus or very serious problem, is usually not readily visible to the naked eye.

Heart disease (mostly sub-aortic stenosis, but also cardiomyopathy) is a very serious problem in Rottweilers.