Sentence examples for most major problems from inspiring English sources

As propounded by politicians of both parties -- for example, Hillary Clinton and Madeleine Albright in the Democratic Party and people such as John McCain and his sidekick Lindsay Graham in the Republican Party -- America is the "indispensable nation" to a world that cannot do without its solving most major problems using military power.

I believe that the most major problem is with depth perception.

Inability of identifying lethal RCC is the most major problem while performing AS at present.

The most major problem in the therapeutics of these joint diseases is the difficulty in regenerating damaged articular cartilage.

Problems with fear and anxiety also are co-conditions in many other psychiatric disorders, like depression, schizophrenia and autism, as well as in most major medical problems.

The oral diseases including dental caries created by aerobic and anaerobic bacteria are of the most major health problems in the world (Aas et al. 2008; Anusavice 2002; Becker et al. 2002; Beighton 2005; Chhour et al. 2005).

Moreover, in the twenty-first century, most of the major problems are likely to be global, and the national political institutions we have inherited are incapable of handling such problems effectively.

In general, Ms. Kraham said, regulators have simply not addressed most of the major problems facing the water supply -- like whether to forbid any pollution that would result in decreased quality of an aquifer.

Most of the major problems in travel occur in the tropics, although high-mountain sickness, diphtheria in Russia, hypothermia in cold climes and injuries anywhere are part of the picture.

For Americans, most of the major problems of the 1990s were domestic.

The movement reached a fever pitch in the 1980s when California funded a state task force on self-esteem, claiming that "many, if not most, of the major problems plaguing society have roots in... low self-esteem".