Sentence examples for a great problem with from inspiring English sources

A great problem with old maps, Reese said, is establishing provenance.

I have a great problem with anyone who would limit my reproductive freedom.

It now appears that the British have a greater problem with the past than the Germans".

Lewis's arrest on Monday came only three days after National Football League Commissioner Paul Tagliabue asserted that the league did not have a greater problem with violence by its members than society at large.

Most teachers in all four contexts expected cheating to become a greater problem with increased use of e-assessment.

In general, photobleaching is likely to present a greater problem with targeted GECIs than with their non-targeted counterparts, due to slowed fluorescence recovery after photobleaching.

Further, because GCaMP2-actin is targeted to the actin cytoskeleton and is not rapidly replaced by freely-diffusible cytosolic GECI, we found photobleaching to be a greater problem with GCaMP2-actin than with plain GCaMP2.

Women seem to have a greater problem with high cholesterol, although overall levels are considerably lower than in the HSE 2011.

The humerus was the most frequent site of NU in women (3.54/100 000 population) and this became a greater problem with increasing age, representing the increasing number of osteopaenia-related proximal humerus fractures in the elderly.

Diseases of wild salmon likely to become a greater problem with warmer temperatures include those caused by the myxosporidian parasite Ceratomyxa shasta, the bacterium Flexibacter columnaris, and by various Aeromonas and Listonella species (McCullough 1999).

The researchers argued that the ability to detect depression accounted for the difference between the two facilities and that the higher prevalence site should not be considered to have a greater problem with depression in comparison with the lower prevalence site.