Sentence examples for great problems as from inspiring English sources
"In addition to the huge sums of money spent on lessons, in many cases financing a suitable string instrument poses great problems as well.
My kids, outwardly and generally pleasant as their species go, have given me no great problems as far as drugs or drink go, but now, as I navigate my way through my fourth consecutive adolescence, not counting my own, I'm getting pretty sick of being dumped on by the people I live with.
"I don't think people saw it as a great problem, as I do, so it hasn't been integrated into the curriculum," he said.
This posed a great problem, as gold was the medium of exchange of the local economy.
Low public interest may not be a great problem, as these agencies interact primarily with the industry rather than with the general public.
Although this is an issue for all adaptive designs in biomarker-guided trials, BAR might experience greater problems as there is greater scope for deviation from equal randomisation.
Given the apparent increase in HABs around the world and the potential for greater problems as a result of climate change and ocean acidification, substantial research is needed to evaluate the direct and indirect associations between HABs, climate change, ocean acidification, and human health.
Fittingly for a country as young as America, this is one of the great adolescent problems as well.
They may have greater attention problems as well.
In one study, children with parents who found the day surgery to be stressful, experienced greater problems at home such as, fever, vomiting, sleep disorders, eating disorders and postoperative pain, compared with children who had calm parents [ 20].
