Sentence examples for great problems were from inspiring English sources

In Saints Sergius and Bacchus it stood on an octagonal base, so that no great problems were involved in converting the angular ground plan to a circle on which the dome could rest.

The Rand Corporation, for example, estimates that the city will reach 272,000, or about 60% of its pre-storm population, in two years' time.Before the storm, the city's three great problems were crime, corruption and poor schools.

And one of the great problems is you couldn't get money into the financial worlds through the banking system, because they already had so many bad loans.

The greatest problems were being seen among the poorest, Dr Foster said.

The crossing passed without violent incidents, however, and greater problems were presented by the elements.

However, a number of those with the greatest problems were overseas students, mostly from Asian or African countries.

Their great problem is operating expenses.

Mrs Clinton's great problem is that, to succeed, she has to leave that partnership behind.

Afghanistan's great problem is that no jobs exist for people who leave the warlords' armies.

According to Fiorina, 'the great problem is markets not having confidence with decisions they made'.

The one great problem is that, having chosen to base his fiction on his own experiences, Bezmozgis is travelling along a well-worn groove.