Sentence examples for frightening problems from inspiring English sources

This is not the solution to our most frightening problems – rather this is one of our most frightening problems.

More likely, though, was an unprepared pitch, meaning "wormcasts became set like concrete, posing frightening problems to the batsmen".

In December, Nelson Mandela took on one of Africa's most frightening problems: the tiny and beautiful country of Burundi, where Hutu and Tutsi have taken turns massacring each other by the thousands for the last 40 years.

Our students weren't stoic nor are they numb to the frightening problems in the world.

But if U.S. policy succeeds, China would become unstable with possibly frightening political problems.

Some industry experts accuse Whitney of exaggerating the crisis and of worsening the cities' problems by frightening away investors.

For an exceptionally insightful — and frightening — analysis of this problem, see "Stall Points: Barriers to Growth for the Large Corporate Enterprise" (Washington, D.C.: Corporate Strategy Board, 1998).

But we must feel confident that Congress will have the fortitude to ease up on spending when the economy starts to improve, so as to address our undeniably frightening long-term budget problem.

The problem with frightening schools away from academisation and forming MATs themselves is that if they start to struggle, they will just get swallowed up by chains and lose their identity.

Clinton, who underwent a quadruple bypass in September, told CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta that his perennial weight problem and frightening experience with cardiac surgery have inspired him to take on childhood obesity in the U.S. The ex-commander-in-chief, ranked No. 56 on the Forbes Celebrity 100 list, said that bad health habits began in his childhood.

He's at the center of a recent documentary, "Inequality for All," which explains the problem in frightening detail.