Examples of using Much bigger problem in English and their translations into German
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Much bigger problem, Finch.
There we got a much bigger problem.
I have much bigger problems than you and your pathetic love life.
Starvation has been a much bigger problem.
Spain is a much bigger problem for Europe than Greece.
Then you will have a much bigger problem.
We may have a much bigger problem on our hands than this morning's homicide.
Extinct or endangered species are indicators of a much bigger problem.
Because you have much bigger problems than me, Mr. President.
However, the Japanese manufacturer Renesas has a different and much bigger problem.
And this causes a much bigger problem than you think.
Now, look, I know that you're mad at me, but we have a much bigger problem.
And Severus has a much bigger problem in his part of the Empire.
And I don't want to sound unsympathetic, Harold, but we have much bigger problems at hand.
Torture is at present a much bigger problem than murders because for 50 years it has furthered the oppression in Tibet.
But, if optimizing those elements comes at the expense of readability and legibility,you will have a much bigger problem on your hands when you start a blog.
On the other hand, there is a much bigger problem, which is not tactical, but which is a profound structural and strategic problem. .
If Scofield and Burrows are working with the government, we have got a much bigger problem than one bureaucrat at homeland security.
A much bigger problem lies in the fact that the average member of staff"Ikea" often can not accurately recall its principles, and probably not really care about them.
Tuberculosis is a“hidden” disease, but a much bigger problem than headline-grabbing Ebola.
Laos has a much bigger problem, but it is very difficult for them to raise the money to clear the bombs- simply because Laos is not high on the"international agenda.
Whoever you are, I better see a deposit in my Bitcoin account by noon orJames is going to have much bigger problems than the police.
But I think a much bigger problem with this is that this logic-- that we should be dropping iPods not bombs-- I mean, it would make a fascinating title for Thomas Friedman's new book.
Giving disadvantaged people an incomeearning chance now will alleviate much bigger problems and needs for assistance in the future.
Poland was a much bigger problem before, because it did not have a solvent government and I believe that, although there always has to be a degree of political competition, we must support Poland, which now has a strong government with a clear desire to take part in the future of Europe.
On this island, as on the other Greek islands,illness was and is a much bigger problem than it is in Athens or in any other large European urban centre.
Naturally, anti-war activists quickly restarted draft counseling services, but ultimately it was realised that the way young people werelured into enlisting in the all volunteer military was a much bigger problem than the possibility of a draft.
Immigrants from non-EU, non-western countries are, however, a much bigger problem, since they inevitably lead to parallel societies aiming at taking power in their host nations and intolerantly suppress the original people and their culture/religion(as in all previously Christian, now Muslim countries)-with the more than willing help of indigenous, treacherous NWO politicians and media.
Although remember that the regular use of alcohol can lead to persistent impotence-and this is a much bigger problem, which requires quite a serious intervention.
The world in which financial trust breaks down completely between Germany and France or Germany andthe US is one in which we have much bigger problems than where a country's gold is located.