Sentence examples for great problem for the from inspiring English sources

It is a great problem for the N.Y.

The appeals of the loyalists caused a great problem for the British government.

The great problem for the UN, as it tries to mediate between Mr Kabila and the rebels who seek to remove him, is that Congo's war long ago ceased to be a "civil" one.

"First, I was worried because there are going to be great problems for the poor people of the world," he says.

People also say that his children (some say his wife too) are all employed in the security services, and their presence in the town is causing great problems for the revolutionaries.

It is storing up great problems for the NHS in the future.

Sanchez's inability to put away Moreland hinted at a greater problem for the Giants: fatigue.

Indeed, the Deutsche Bank evidence at the trial may prove a greater problem for the bank than for the computer company.

But his frailty could indicate a greater problem for the Ravens: they may be worn down just when the Steelers are at their healthiest.

And perhaps the decline in global sales is indicative of a far greater problem for the music industry that consumers simply think many of its products are not worth paying for.

All three party leaders addressed the conference to defend their parties' progress on increasing diversity, but Cameron conceded that bolstering the number of women and ethnic minorities was an "even greater" problem for the Tories.