Sentence examples for damning problem from inspiring English sources
While the most obvious shortcomings were the physical conditions of the hospital housing for the soldiers — peeling paint, crumbling walls, mold and rats — the more damning problem was an understaffed medical system overseen by a dysfunctional bureaucracy.
The second, even more damning problem is the very notion of "brain microbiome".
The only damn problem was finding enough money to pay them, because old houses these days didn't come with money attached.
But nothing was said about reimbursing a fellow at, say, minimum-wage rates, for the five or six hours blown on the damn problem.
Folks from Silicon Valley are sometimes criticized for thinking that there's a tech solution to every damn problem.
I had this same damn problem with a version of Windows XP Professional that I don't think I updated since the Carter administration, so this better be sorted out right quick or there are going to be a bunch of Zune haters on the boards this evening.
In fact, they're both wonderful people, so what's my damn problem?
We know about it, and we know it's a pretty damn serious problem, but engage with it directly?
I mean, to be 17 years in, professionally, and welcoming a whole new generation of fans, as well as seeing the first generation really not shrinking, that's a damn good problem to have.
We're dealing with a damn complicated problem.
