Sentence examples for magnitude of problems from inspiring English sources

In an open letter to President Bush, Mrs. Clinton attacked the president for appearing to minimize the magnitude of problems facing homeowners.

"No other state has had the magnitude of problems that we've had, but certainly they've had lane failures before," Mr. Rasmussen said.

"If you look at the total magnitude of problems and the total short-term benefit, you have to ask if there's really a match," he said.

"You ought not to rely on this place to deliver an education to you," he warned a group of high schoolers on Thursday, implicitly acknowledging the magnitude of problems he had inherited.

But perhaps because of their arrival late in his tenure, he blinked before taking action equal to the magnitude of problems like the sexual abuse by clergymen and the shortage of priests, which cripples Catholic service and evangelization.

Dimon has built a reputation as being less willing to go whole hog in a business than some of his peers, and as such JPMorgan has not had the magnitude of problems as its fellow banks and broker-dealers as the credit crunch works its way through the market.

The magnitude of problem, at first thought to involve fewer than 2,000 returns, has grown sharply.

Still, the magnitude of problem banks — roughly one of every nine lenders — remains relatively high.

Despite the magnitude of problem, no documented evidence exists on the awareness and practices of the adult population regarding dengue fever.

But, given the magnitude of problem their energies may soon be exhausted.

"The problems are different, the magnitude of the problems is different, the impact is different," Cohn said.