Sentence examples for A sea of problems from inspiring English sources
The islands of success are surrounded by a sea of problems, which have defeated some doughty companies.
Such gainsayers remain dubious about attempts to medicalise male middle age, as they put it, and point to a sea of problems that they say have been associated with testosterone therapy.
The external evaluation of Malawi's ART programme in 2006 noted concerns that antiretroviral services resembled 'islands of excellence in a sea of problems' [ 35].
When you are not drowning in a sea of wealth-related problems, there's a better chance to focus on 'inner space'.
On a similar theme, the New York Times DeLayy indictment adds to a sea of troubles lists the other problems facing the GOP: the investigation of Bill Frist, Republican leader in the senate, over share dealings; the criminal investigation into the leaking of a CIA operative's name to the press; and Mr Bush's poor approval ratings.
Kovin Naidoo movingly described this phenomenon as "being responsible for an island of success in a sea of despair". Solving the social problem you are passionate about at massive scale is the dream of every social entrepreneur.
Klobuchar called the Gang of Six "an island of rationality" in a sea of denial about the nation's fiscal problems.
When Mr. Carroll asked members of the audience if they ever had a similar problem, he saw a sea of hands.
A bookstore is a sea of stories.
