Sentence examples for greatest problem as from inspiring English sources

Anything carbonated presents the greatest problem, as demonstrated in Laura Wade's play Posh at London's Royal Court last year.

Mr Mandela's greatest problem as president was the housing shortage for the poor, and slum townships continued to blight major cities.

"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.

This was not a great problem as I am used to, and like, young people.

"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 is not a great problem, as we can more or less assume that whatever follows the word Chapter is the index.

Clinically she seeks to develop combination therapies with histone deacetylase inhibitors for the therapy of solid tumors; and to develop therapies to treat central nervous system metastases, a complication of cancer that is becoming a greater problem as patients live longer with cancer.

Any downgrade (hard to fathom?) will also create a greater problem, as the cost for asset-backed credit will eventually be need to be paid b … you and me!

This posed a great problem, as gold was the medium of exchange of the local economy.

That already is a liability, but it will become an even greater problem as climate change affects fresh water supplies.