Sentence examples for great problem has from inspiring English sources

A great problem has been and still is the inability of the organization to manage the software development process.

Indeed, feminism's greatest problem has always been women's collusion in their own oppression, which is massively complex.

The much greater problem has been that EU governments have been concentrating so hard on the details of "building Europe" that they have neglected broader strategic questions.

The money will be invested in expansion to 29 cities over the next three years, with a heavy focus on the U.S. "So many of the great problems have been solved," pontificates Zia Yusuf, Velocity's co-founder and CEO, but he points out that our generation is poverty-stricken for time.

As depicted in today's popular movies and books, the future is either one of bright promise -- where the world's greatest problems have been solved by technology and greater human enlightenment -- or it's a dystopian world where today's problems have only gotten worse, technology has gone bad, and the very survival of humanity is at risk.

But he added: "One of the great problems we've had is that when people go to work who have been unemployed, they find it very very difficult to cope with having to suddenly take on and manage their arrangements.

"But it has been a great problem to have.

The problem has great impact on soil fertility which in turns has a great effect on soil productivity.

(Remember: This is a great problem to have!) Take advantage of campus visit days for admitted students if possible; if not, do your final research to answer any lingering questions.

In spite of a great effort, the last problem has not yet been overcome.

That seems like a great problem to have for an athletic director, having to choose which N.C.A.A. championship event to attend.