Examples of using Serious issue in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Listen up, everyone. We have a serious issue in your department, and I… It was me.
Which, of course, was a very serious issue indeed because what Mr Hoppy had devised here was no simple thing.
Obesity has become a rather serious issue for most people all over the world.
But at a time when economic inequality is a serious issue, you wonder why the first lady's fashion spending hasn't caused more fuss.
though if there's a serious issue, they do have a conflict resolution department that might be able to help you out.
A major part of the reason for the public's skepticism was the failure of the American media to treat the Nazi genocide as a serious issue.
internally with the thought control and slogans of the Party, taking serious issue with how they handle“truth.”.
They will give you an estimate of how long until it will become a serious issue.
Do you believe that one of the parties seems unstable, irresponsible, or has another serious issue that may impact upon the health of the relationship?
So since I was here last in'06, we discovered that global climate change is turning out to be a pretty serious issue, so we covered that fairly extensively in Skeptic magazine.
then you probably have a serious issue with food.
In fact, some couples struggle for many months without coming to terms with a serious issue, and belatedly realize that they're not right for each other.
This was a serious issue he needed to stop, so he corrected his behavior.
The campaign was made to shed light on the serious issue of harassment and non-consensual public touching.
they are a serious issue that must be dealt with immediately.
There's a very serious issue spiraling out of control in this country. Illegal handguns ending up in the hands of our children.
It is our hope that this film will cast light on a serious issue.
taking serious issue with how they handle“truth.”.
it is important to target the issue in such a way that it does not become a serious issue later in life.
Jewish continuity has become a serious issue for the Diaspora community as rates of intermarriage and assimilation have grown exponentially over the past few decades, with no family immune.