Sentence examples for big problems of the from inspiring English sources
The two big problems of the Italian south are a poorly performing economy, too dependent on the public sector; and pervasive corruption and organised crime.
"The strike has brought to light some of the very big problems of the exploitation of migrant workers for a very long time," said Mr. Wham.
"There is no proof that the scattering of votes, however legitimate, helps solve the big problems of the country," Mr. González told La Sexta, a television channel, in an interview last month.
Until this year there had been many theoretical physicists working on many different ideas – there have been huge amounts of work on the big problems of the picture of our universe at a quantum (or particle) level.
"And the point Ryan was making is, he hasn't endorsed any approach to fixing the big problems of the country.
"I want to see this incredible community of people coming up in their careers, or already well-situated in their careers, deeply understand their roles in solving big problems of the world.
It is also a big problem of the early 21st century, though few people are saying this in so many words.
"The big problem of the economic situation the last two years is you only hear about sacrifices and penalties, what we did wrong," said Andonis V. Cambourakis, president of the hotel association here on the island of Rhodes.
"It's a big problem of the ATO [anti-terror operation]," said Alexy, who travelled from Zaporizhya in Ukraine's southeast to watch the parade in Kiev.
Later on I heard about the appalling and very big problem of the Restaveks (Creole for 'rester avec') which basically comes down to slavery.
