Sentence examples for are the greatest problems from inspiring English sources
"The objective is to explore poverty among children, but also to see the situation from the children's perspective, to find out what they believe are the greatest problems in their communities and what solutions they would recommend," says Petar Arbutina, member of a local non-governmental organisation.
Because of their availability and low cost, barbiturate-containing combination analgesics and over-the-counter caffeine-containing combination analgesics are the greatest problem.
Until the people of the UK voted to leave the European Union, the refugee crisis was the greatest problem Europe faced.
That is the greatest problem for Edinburgh's sustainability adviser, David Sommervell, who leads its efforts to cut energy use.
"The lack of a free electronic media is the greatest problem in our semidemocratic system," said Mr. Amosov, the candidate of the Yabloko Party.
D'Antoni has told friends that the Knicks are much better than their 23-59 record last season indicated and that team chemistry was the greatest problem.
He later went on to say that the amount of people who had invitations but weren't let in because of high demand was the greatest problem the service was facing.
"We know that excessive workload is the key reason for teachers leaving the profession," said Dr Bousted, adding that "the crisis in teacher recruitment is the greatest problem facing Nicky Morgan".
