Sentence examples for mass of problems from inspiring English sources

Whether or not it succeeds, the government faces a mass of problems including the economy.

Largely ignoring the mass of problems they uncovered, surgeons launched forth into an exploration of the human body.

She inherits the mass of problems bequeathed by the governing incompetence of the military and yet she knows that if she pursues any solution that crosses one of their red lines, the snake may bite her.

The flying machines which are the weapon of choice for the next America's Cup, one of the sporting world's more quirky events, are throwing up a mass of problems for sailors learning to control the new beasts and, compounded by rules imposed by the American defender, raising fears for the safety of the people racing them.

In the financial crisis the economy contracted by 15%, putting an end to the bonanza and leaving a mass of problems, including crumbling infrastructure, insecure property rights, an ageing population and red tape.The immediate financial pressure has been lifted by a generous $15 billion IMF package that, as a close observer says, has been too easy on reforms.

"The flying machines which are the weapon of choice for the next America's Cup, one of the sporting world's more quirky events, are throwing up a mass of problems for sailors learning to control the new beasts and... raising fears for the safety of the people racing them," the article began.

I had masses of problems with the German authorities.

The impresario, who made his name bringing intelligent, independent cinema to the masses, faces a multitude of problems, but they all boil down a single, intractable difficulty: he is struggling to produce and distribute enough intelligent, independent cinema that the popcorn-scoffing masses actually want to see.

Hoare told a teaching conference three weeks ago that the Isle of Wight was blighted by a "mass of crime, drug problems, huge unemployment" and underperforming schools.

"The US faces the prospect of an institutional failure, which might be triggered by a growing mass of real-life problems".

There is a mass of crime, drug problems, huge unemployment".