Sentence examples for greatest problem of all from inspiring English sources
"They come here to escape, and sometimes they don't leave all their baggage behind," explains Reva Foster, who works for Willingboro's government.Perhaps the greatest problem of all is demographic.
And then - greatest problem of all - there are the pets.
"The greatest problem of all is that in the face of these troubles so many serious challenges, we don't have the leadership to deal with it.
Because so many types of dog can be involved in fatal attacks, including, in the past year, a Pomeranian and Lhasa apso, experts in dog behavior have consistently argued that outlawing specific breeds fails to address the greater problem of all dogs that pose a threat to people and other animals.
A few days in the month of August is certainly not causing any great problem for all concerned.
The exclusion of "factories and furnaces, slums and human degradation" from the nation's sense of selfhood is no great problem, since all such images are works of the imagination.
Ford had even greater problems, not all of them of his own making.
However, when asked to name the greatest problem facing the nation, Americans of all political stripes ranked the government as the number one concern.
Obesity has become a great problem all over the world.
There have been money problems and jurisdictional problems, bureaucratic barriers and the greatest barrier of all, inertia.
