major problem

We've got a major problem and something has to be done.

And both have already had major problems with the law.

So we've major problems and they need to be taken up.

In the end, the show went off without major problems.

The red team had several major problems during the service.

I do, however, want to point out a major problem with such a plan.

"The whole East has once again become a major problem."

No one seems to think this is a major problem.

This has not been a major problem for the big companies.

But then you go to the human body, and we face three major problems.

It wouldn't be a major problem until hot summer days.

And that, to many people involved in music, is a major problem.

"Is there really some major problem between you and your family?"

The camera then as always gave him a major problem.

They will only make a court order if there are major problems.

Take away the trees and you have a major problem.

Service remains a major problem on and off the Island.

This club has some major problems, on and off the field.

Well, if this place is getting ready to have major problems, I hope we?

That, he thought, might turn out to be a major problem.

Concern over children and their education is another major problem area.

The game doesn't hold your hand enough, and I see that as a major problem.

The major problem is the deep fear people now have for their future.

This is a major problem both for today and over the next few years.

A good practice is to have a review for all major problems.