Sentence examples for greatest problem the from inspiring English sources

The greatest problem the Symphony Orchestra of India faces is finding homegrown musicians.

He's also saved OWS from what was probably its greatest problem, the prospect that it would just fade away as time went on and the days grew colder.

The prospect of an election in less than five years, however, poses perhaps his greatest problem – the perception that only his older brother is oven-ready for office.

I think he is in charge of preventing it, but when it comes to producing terror the greatest problem the Palestinians have is that they have dissident armed groups.

He condemned "America's Greatest Problem: The Negro," by R. W. Shufeldt ("He adopts any pseudo-scientific work which strengthens his case") and praised Carter G. Woodson's history of black education ("One colored man at least sees that the hope of his race lies in the appeal to history").

"It is very difficult for Barrack Obama or anybody else to say, 'look we take this completely seriously, this is the greatest problem the world's ever faced but it's OK to go ahead and start drilling a whole new oil field up in the Arctic.' Those two things are at odds," McKibben told a conference on fossil fuel divestment in Paris on Tuesday.

This points to a greater problem: the ever-growing achievement gap in high schools.

The greatest problem of the reign, however, remained the unresolved conflict with Scotland, and the resurgence of Robert the Bruce.

According to 42.7% of the students, the greatest problem that the elderly face is health.

But those who know the system best say the greatest problem is the poor pay.

The greatest problem with the control of resistant organisms in the Northern part of Nigeria has remained that of education.