Sentence examples for an overriding problem from inspiring English sources

Confidentiality remains an overriding problem, according to the Miles Foundation, a private victims' services group.

California novelist Percival Everett employed the police procedural in Assumption, a novel in three parts about a black New Mexico sheriff's deputy with an overriding problem of perception.

When absolutely everything has fallen apart, it cannot realistically be about technical or tactical weaknesses – it hints at an overriding problem in terms of fitness or psychology.

There is an overriding problem within the IT sector.

Researchers at Bruegel, a think tank based in Brussels, have identified one overriding problem: a shortage of financing, especially private capital, for the risky business of starting and growing high-technology companies.

A retired academic says the overriding problem is simply poverty, and its solution economic reform.

The overriding problem with a meniscal tear is the limited capacity that the meniscus has to heal itself effectively, especially in the avascular zone [ 34].

They say the overriding problem for farmers is a lack of rain, not the government's environmental policy.

According to Mr Hembert, football's overriding problem is the lack of a sensible revenue-sharing system that rewards players and owners as well as covering operational costs.

But there was always one overriding problem: The parcel sat on a gaseous stew of pollutants, the poisoned legacy of its previous life as a landfill.

The overriding problem, as he sees it, is a dearth of independent research on what actually works.