Meanings of bad problem in English

And moving too fast, argued McGuire, risked making a bad problem worse.

But there was the matter of getting rid of a bad problem.

I remember last year Sugarland had a bad problem with them.

They are really good people with a really bad problem.

It is making a bad problem for the country worse.

And before I worked here, I thought that I had a bad problem with authority.

In a much lower tone, she said, "We have a big bad problem, Jeff."

Now we lived that bad problem together.

Not a bad problem to have for the side that only avoided a relegation play-off on goal difference in 2017.

In fact, poor old, much-maligned Sitka spruce seems to represent a pretty good compromise for dealing with a bad problem, namely Ireland's deforestation.

When he said, "Mexico is a bad problem," I couldn't resist the impulse to reply: "When Mexico troubles you, think of-Ireland

For women with infections sensitive to antibiotics, severe symptoms, rated as a moderately bad problem or worse, lasted 3.32 days on average.

Bad problems can beget good stuff.

Greece has particularly bad problems.

Slideshow (10 images) "And I believe lots of very potentially bad problems will be going away," he added, without providing details.