Sentence examples for a great problem in from inspiring English sources

Diagnosis is almost a lost science today and is a great problem in many situations.

"Understanding the evolution and the aerodynamics of flight is a great problem in biology.

I think the Fed has been a great problem in our society.

It's not a great problem in Europe but in China and India it will be.

A great problem in Haiti is a lack of investment – not humanitarian funds – and that is evident in the aftermath of Matthew.

Photographs or videotapes of violence and protest are still unlawful under the emergency decree, presenting television networks and photographers with a great problem in depicting events such as the fighting in Soweto this week.

This is perhaps a greater problem in the US, but in principle it's a problem everywhere.

In Alameda, wood smoke pollution is a greater problem in the warm months, than during the winter.

Corruption is rampant — a survey in 2000 found that it was a greater problem in Bolivia than in about ninety-five per cent of other countries surveyed.

Corruption is rampant a survey in 2000 found that it was a greater problem in Bolivia than in about ninety-five per cent of other countries surveyed.

One answer may lie in the longer half-life of fluoxetine that would mitigate the effects of missed doses, potentially a greater problem in youth due to more rapid drug metabolism.