Sentence examples for great problem in the from inspiring English sources
(Meg Munn MP, vice-chair for the all-party parliamentary engineering group) "As Kel Fidler describes in his report, Sorting out Engineering, the great problem in the UK is that we are not able to use all parts of higher education, and indeed further education, to drive forward engineering education.
In "Great Problems in the Street," she writes about "the indifferent"—South African whites who, though "kindly and decent," are essentially apathetic and unwilling to look beyond the comfort of their lives to confront the injustice that is its foundation.
But probably the most important factor contributing to their economic stability in a time of great problems in the industry is the nature of their clientele: the very, very rich.
In "Great Problems in the Street," she writes about "the indifferent" — South African whites who, though "kindly and decent," are essentially apathetic and unwilling to look beyond the comfort of their lives to confront the injustice that is its foundation.
In the 19th century a series of disastrous floods broke the dikes of the Huang He (which began to shift to its present northern course), caused great problems in the section of the canal between Xuzhou and Huaiyin, and cut across the canal between Linqing and Jining.
Your article clearly had no idea of the huge numbers and different types of trusts and their purposes, having only listened to a lobby group that considers them to be one of the great problems in the global tax system.What sort of trusts do you want to be registered?
The inflation rate, which has been one of basic issues in the Turkish economy, did not cause great problems in the early 1950s.
Whereas rapid lysis and contraction of pure collagen I- or fibrin-matrices have been great problems in the past, the latter could be overcome by combining both materials.
