Sentence examples for The great problem from inspiring English sources

The great problem for visitors to London is size.

The great problem for his characters is that of loneliness.

The great problem for Selig, who wishes he could simply will this unwieldy, multiheaded drug era dead, is one of perception.

The great problem with Chadwick's plan for nationalisation was the level of compensation that would have been required to buy out existing commercial interests.

The great problem now was his former paramour, the violent-tempered Romanian, who'd moved out but was threatening to cut her rival's throat.

The great problem with this trade for the Jets is that Tampa Bay knows exactly what it's getting: a navigator they've sorely missed on offense.

"The great problem we face is a humanitarian one," said José Luis Vasconcelos, head of the Organized Crime Unit of the Mexican attorney general's office.

The great problem for the UN, as it tries to mediate between Mr Kabila and the rebels who seek to remove him, is that Congo's war long ago ceased to be a "civil" one.

The great problem with this vision was that it seemed always to be tugged back to a political energy source that had nothing to do with democratic participation: the one-party Baathism that brought Hussein himself to power.

The great problem for Christianity is always the humility of the figure in whom God is said to have been incarnate, and the insistence of the tradition that God is present in the persons of the despised and rejected.

"The great problem with intervention [in poorly performing schools] is that we've been creating a very artificial environment where what we're doing must happen, but local authorities are often resisting it.