Sentence examples for enormous problems and from inspiring English sources

Hand searches of bags presented enormous problems and confusion.

Second, it is easy to look at China today and see its enormous problems and things that it is not getting right.

But President Obama is also visiting a region of Africa with enormous problems and one in particular that receives sparse attention from his administration: female genital mutilation (FGM).

In particular, the banks had enormous problems, and that spilled over into the real economy.

He doesn't have the answers to our enormous problems and he's not up to the job.

In Europe, there's no consensus on the response to refugees; it's an enormous problem, and it affects all of us.

He said the lack of institutional infrastructure, especially for eurozone countries, was an enormous problem and that the 17 – soon to be 18 – member states should have their own economy minister.

You'll be getting bored of the word 'stuck' by now, for which I apologise, but the more hindsight I have, the more I realise that this is actually an enormous problem, and possibly an obvious explanation for why so many people with eating disorders go untreated.

"Mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, and substance abuse are an enormous problem, and as a healthcare system we're really underinvested in bringing the right tools to these people," Ebersman says.

Joyce sees that as an enormous problem and to fix a problem, you must accurately diagnose it.

On a micro level it's about the side-effects of side-effects, which Dr. Barsky said was an enormous problem and one for which he didn't have an answer.