Sentence examples for big problems to overcome from inspiring English sources
He saw two big problems to overcome: First, citizens didn't believe they could directly influence public opinion or policies.
There are at least two very big problems to overcome before Dr. Pavesi's glowing nanocrystals become part of the first silicon laser.
The cast works hard to invest the dramatic frippery with an air of lived experience and grounded emotion, but the grotesquely oversimplifying script, which assigns each character a big problem (and gives Whit many big problems) to overcome, doesn't help.
But there are big problems to overcome in the planning.
The sector is benefiting from the soaring price of gold, but as Russell Padmore reports, there are big problems to overcome in order to maintain output.
Prof Fawcett says such machines will be "a very exciting technology for the future" but says there are big problems to overcome.
We have a big problem to overcome.
The biggest problem to overcome, though, could be the question of reciprocity with the United States, she said.
A bigger problem to overcome may be public skepticism of corporations fed by scandals, such as the collapse of Enron and indictment of its auditor, Arthur Andersen.
Supporters of repudiation, however, had two big political problems to overcome.
