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Meanings of big problem in English

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Usage of big problem in English
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New Zealand First leader Winston Peters said it was a big problem.
Radio NZ
2
When house prices remain steady, loan losses are not a big problem.
Reuters
3
Is anorexia a big problem for young people beyond their teenage years?
Radio NZ
4
If something goes wrong, it will be a big problem, he said.
Reuters
5
One big problem is that riders often don't wear helmets, Breyer said.
Reuters
6
Teacher absenteeism is a big problem in Ghana, especially in rural areas.
The Guardian
7
BBC's Tom Burridge said unemployment was a big problem for the country.
BBC
8
He tells us social media was a big problem behind the fights.
Radio NZ
9
One big problem is there is no system to deal with complaints.
The Guardian
10
The USDA knows there's a big problem out here; we all do.
Reuters
11
One big problem confronting electric cars is the charge time for batteries.
Wired
12
This has helped, but understaffing remained a big problem, Dr Foster says.
Radio NZ
13
What is at the heart of a big problem with Covid-19 data?
The Irish Times
14
A big change can seem like the answer to a big problem.
BBC
15
Contamination is a big problem, says Lyn Mayes from the Packaging Forum.
Radio NZ
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How on earth can a little law tackle such a big problem?
The Guardian
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Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
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