Sentence examples for of a great problem from inspiring English sources

I admire the abolitionists because they took hold of a great problem — slavery was deeply entrenched in the economy of the United States and the whole Western world, as we tend to forget.

Problem finding is an essential skill of clinical investigation, and the definition of a great problem sometimes occurs long after the solution has been observed.

The LTF of children is a great problem for evaluating the effectiveness of prophylaxis to prevent perinatal HIV transmission.

The Communist terrorists in the jungle of Malaya are a great problem.

By Robert Shaplen The New Yorker, November 3, 1951 P. 128 The Communist terrorists in the jungle of Malaya are a great problem.

Measuring the benefits of technology is a great problem.

Churches cannot cope with the growing numbers of the faithful, and the lack of educated leaders is a great problem.

The spread of carbapenemase-producing Enterobacteriaceae (CPE) is a great problem of healthcare worldwide.

But it was also a sign of growth, which is a great problem to have.

The appeals of the loyalists caused a great problem for the British government.

Unfortunately, development of metastatic disease remains a great problem.