Sentence examples for enormous problems to from inspiring English sources
It's good that we are that way because we have enormous problems to solve, like climate change.
No wonder the business newspaper Les Echos has come up with a new name for the EPR: Enormous Problems to Resolve.
Many of us voted for Mr. Obama precisely because we thought that this was a man who was interested in nuance and not in political slogans that reduce all of our enormous problems to a simplistic, effortless solution.
Of course, there are still enormous problems to tackle, and one of the key issues facing Haiti at the moment is that more than 300,000 people are living in tents (video).
Large-scale genome sequencing poses enormous problems to the logistics of laboratory work and data handling.
What the events of the past few months did was to call this enormous problem to the attention of a far wider audience.
I think of the people running this country as the mad-dashers, a largely confused and inconsistent group lurching ineffectively from one enormous problem to another.
"Getting wirelessly-enabled household items like locks, thermostats, lights, outlets and shades made by different manufacturers and based on different protocols to talk to each other is an enormous problem to solve, which is keeping this market from exploding.
Breaking 'the cycle of frustration' In an attempt to combat this enormous problem – and to work toward a better future for Guatemalan youth – the non-governmental organization Grupo Ceiba offers alternative programmes in the city's El Limon neighbourhood and other areas where gangs are most active.
In part because of the difficulty in recovering from the Halloween 2003 transformer burnout, South Africa has since had enormous problems supplying electricity to its customers, to the point where basic commerce and security have been impaired.
Plenty of skeptics say that this is all about image -- Mr. Fox's, not Mexico's -- and that all this diplomacy is too grandiose for a country with enormous domestic problems to confront.
