Sentence examples for biggest problems for the from inspiring English sources

Drug compliance is one of the biggest problems for the elderly, especially those with memory loss.

The biggest problems for the employees are likely to be bounced checks or other overdrafts from automatic withdrawals.

For Ms. Lawrence that central conflict posed "one of the biggest problems" for the movie: "If we protect the audience from the brutality of the story, you lose the impact.

The Liberal Democrats strongly criticised the Tory election policy on the HRA before the election and what to do about the act has been one of the biggest problems for the coalition.

But one of the biggest problems for the Peace Corps is that, despite all the success that volunteers have had in the field, the organization has traditionally been bad at promoting its own interests in Washington.

One of the biggest problems for the Greens has always been the perception that they are a single issue party, in an electorate that cares most about the provision of health, education, and economic management.

The biggest problem for the Redskins was penalties.

The biggest problem for the Democratic Party is the general public perception that it stands for nothing.

The biggest problem for the government is how to placate the JMA.

"The biggest problem for the other dot.com grocers," he said, "was the huge expense of warehousing.

Here, I think, lies the biggest problem for the British anti-Europeans.