Examples of using More of a problem in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Stingrays are more of a problem.
This is more of a problem at the individual level rather than the group level,” Cohen said.
That seems to be more of a problem.
This can be more of a problem with people who have lost a lot of weight.
With age, digestion becomes more of a problem.
Perhaps that's more of a problem for you than it was for us.
It is the visceral fat that tends to be more of a problem.
It's going to be more of a problem than I thought.
If oil prices were to go lower, that could create more of a problem.”.
She's gonna be more of a problem than I thought.
I know they are helpful for many but they created more of a problem for me.
Alcohol is so much more of a problem than cannabis ever has been.”.
This is in contrast to conventional hardening andtempering in martensitic steels where distortion is more of a problem.
The red one is more of a problem.
It's more of a problem for the parents, who sometimes(and wrongly) interpret their child's tears as evidence of a failure on their part.
The others had more of a problem.
Swallowing difficulties pose more of a problem with Concerta XL tablets and Strattera capsules, because the child must swallow these whole without chewing them, with the help of a drink.
Fine Senator has become more of a problem than asset.
More of a problem for you, really, see, because I'm gonna be looking good, and the last thing that I need is some jealous hussy reading into things wrong, causing a scene.
Sometimes the fatigue is more of a problem than the pain.
The Nazi Institute for the Study of Racial Hygiene saw the children of mixed marriages as completely Roma,and some even saw them as a more of a problem than“pure” Roma.
But they now think it's more of a problem in the brain.
This tends to be more of a problem with higher doses of steroid inhalers.
It may be that multitasking is more of a problem for us old brains," Hobbs said.
Party crasher here was more of a problem than I thought, but why am I gonna work so hard to kill him when I knew you would do it for me?
It's a kid, so you have got a little more of a problem, morally, and also the target is smaller.”.
It's turned out to be more of a problem than I, or many others, would have expected”- Bill Gates.
If anything,my relationship with film has become more tense, more of a problem, because there is always that question: when will my time be up?
But, when anxiety attacks become more of a problem than a help, it must mean you have finally crossed the‘normal' line.