Sentence examples for odious problem from inspiring English sources
With Android devices occupying nearly every niche, manufacturers are left with the odious problem of figuring how to give their products a fighting chance in a crowded market.
Some are inconvenienced by the commute to their training, but this inconvenience is no more odious than the problems faced by other students with outside obligations.
These odious cuts are not the only problem.
Although this a national problem, Chicago has a particularly odious history of police brutality, very likely the worst in the America, with 75% of the victims being black.
Mr Kim, for all his faults, may see no merit in vice paying any homage to virtue.One other problem arises from the new urge to isolate odious leaders.
Well, it's still a problem here, which is why one might offer tentative plaudits to the odious county jail, which is at least trying to address the problem.
Prejudice and racism remain, as they always have, the real problem: the predisposition to believe that people of color are criminals, the odious idea that the very lives of black and brown people are inferior to others, and the failure to empathize with the situation of people seeking to obtain the same quality of life as everyone else.
To suggest, however, as you seem to, that Haiti's real problem is one of political thievery and that this is somehow culturally and racially based, is odious you should be ashamed for suggesting it.
Generalisations are odious.
