Sentence examples for enormous problems that from inspiring English sources

The Department of Veterans Affairs is also a vast enterprise with enormous problems that will test the leadership, organizational and management skills of whoever gets the appointment.

Our collective consciousness tends to obsess indiscriminately over one or two issues — the would-be bomber on the flight into Detroit, the Tiger Woods saga — while enormous problems that should be engaged get short shrift.

Here are two enormous problems that have to be faced right now, and they are almost absent from the primaries.

His parents realized the enormous problems that he faced as a school dropout and draft dodger with no employable skills.

"We've got enormous problems that need to be addressed," David Axelrod, Mr. Obama's senior adviser, said in an interview.

Mr. Schundler said that given the enormous problems that he inherited, his successes loomed far larger than any failings, especially when his record was compared with Mr. McGreevey's in Woodbridge.

He argued that Russian disinformation is an enormous problem that requires direct confrontation.

"We have an enormous problem that is often not beginning on street corners; it is starting in doctor's offices and hospitals in every state in our nation," it said.

The commission's report notes that the number of opioid prescriptions for treating pain has quadrupled during the same period in which overdoses have skyrocketed, and that although some of those prescriptions may have been fraudulent, the great majority were not: "We have an enormous problem that is often not beginning on street corners; it is starting in doctor's offices and hospitals".

I think that we have some pretty smart people in the mix that have to fix an enormous problem that didn't happen over night, it ain't going to go away over night.

I certainly understand why - it's an enormous problem that has the potential to completely change how the television business operates.