Sentence examples for enormous problem of from inspiring English sources

I do think there is an enormous problem of oversight.

Here, Mr. Zhang tackles the enormous problem of rural poverty in China.

"Our country and our states have the enormous problem of having made many commitments that we really can't afford," Mr. Ravitch said.

"We have an enormous problem of access to justice in this country," said Curtis M. Caton, a lawyer at Heller Ehrman White & McAuliffe in San Francisco.

Peace was finally agreed to in 1679 with no advantage for either side; Charles was then faced with the enormous problem of reorganizing the economy and the administration of the country.

It now strikes me as remarkable that, wrestling with the enormous problem of bag litter in trees, we did not consider that it could be stopped at the source.

Colombia still has enormous problems, of course, for civil war has morphed into horrific gang violence in the slums.

A year ago, the American Bar Association published a 521-page report about the enormous problems of the state's capital punishment system.

His presentation compellingly explained what Congress actually passed: a thoughtfully constructed, comprehensive solution to the enormous problems of insufficient insurance coverage and ever-mounting costs of health care.

But her modest portfolio, which supplements her combined OAP and civil service pension of £482 a week, has not seen any spectacular bull runs; most of the holdings are small and in institutions such as Lloyd's bank, which still has enormous problems of its own.

In Rumania, the disparate peoples herded into the nation's new national borders led to increased instability and enormous problems of political management.