Sentence examples for great problems and from inspiring English sources

king of Poland (1704 09, 1733) during a period of great problems and turmoil.

Finding the right songs to play at the right time is one of life's great problems, and there's no shortage of people out there trying to solve it.

In 1929, the Dictionary of American Biography described Bayard, as a Senator, as being "remembered rather for his opposition to Republican policies ... than for constructive legislation of the successful solution of great problems", and said that he had "the convictions of an earlier day ... and was never inclined, either politically or socially, to seek popularity with the country at large".

Sleep problems were assessed with five alternatives; (1) No problems, (2) Small problems, (3) Some problems, (4) Great problems, and (5) Very great problems.

Sleep structure and feeling rested were assessed with five alternatives: (1) No problems; (2) Small problems; (3) Some problems; (4) Great problems; and (5) Very great problems [ 20- 22].

"It's a great problem and I hope it continues, because that means he's pitching well if he's pitching seven innings and into the eighth most of the time," Girardi said.

All of them claimed to have solved "humanity's great problem" and to have done so by the use of reason.

However, constipation was considered to be a great problem and both the quantitative and qualitative data showed that most of the RNs' effort was directed towards solving this problem.

As Mr. Greenway rightly observed, the world's greatest problems — and by necessity solutions — have become transnational.

In addition, local funding means schools receive very different levels of financial support and black and Latino children tend to live in the school districts that have greater problems and fewer resources.

The inability to score runs has been the Mets' greatest problem, and at least some players have questioned why Howe has not tried to create more offense.