Sentence examples for great problems of the from inspiring English sources
One of the great problems of the American criminal justice system is that this is not an easy call.
BIG FINISH There's just a little bit of time left in my Sunday, and I spend it solving the great problems of the world.
Reconciling the tension between Mr Mitchell's twin passions fracking and sustainability will be one of the great problems of the coming decades.
But Lerner is interested in what agency is actually available to his characters to address the great problems of the world, what he calls "modes of care".
A feast for lawyers and legal junkies, criminal prosecutions would be an embarrassment and distraction for the rest of the society that wants to get on with solving the great problems of the present and the future.
This congress of the extra-special (chaired by Tony Blair, Henry Kissinger and James Dimon and others this year) once again takes up the challenge of trying to solve the great problems of the world: climate change, poverty, that kind of thing.
BBOXX is, as Mansoor describes it, a classic university start up that began as a charity focused on one of the great problems of this century - universal electrification.
But can computer games really help to solve the other great problem of the day, their lack of physical fitness?
They grew up believing that the big economic risk was an overheated economy, because that was the great problem of the 1970s.
Carroll claimed than her messenger, Col. Thomas A. Scott, said "he never saw a greater manifestation of pleasure than Mr. Lincoln expressed as soon as he saw my solution of the great problem of the war".
