Sentence examples for ominous problems from inspiring English sources

Tuberculosis is flooding the country, producing what some authorities are calling the world's largest outbreak of the drug-resistant variety, one of medicine's most ominous problems.

Tuberculosis is flooding the country, producing what some authorities are calling the largest outbreak in the world of one of medicine's most ominous problems, drug-resistant TB.

Back in the real world, trouble endures and the most ominous problem is international trade.

And he seemed determined to take on even the most complicated and ominous problem of all: climate change.

His health setback in 2008 was an ominous problem that can affect anyone: a cancerous cyst on a kidney had to be removed.

A particularly ominous problem has been a new series of attacks by Iraqi soldiers and policemen, or at least extremists dressed like them, from Mosul to Habbaniya.

Whoever wins will face the ominous problem of performance-enhancing drugs, which threaten the legitimacy of every performance at the Winter and Summer Games.

So with events, for the moment, at a standstill, and poor Greece saddled with another, albeit less ominous problem, we may take a moment to ask essential questions: Is it a "freedom" flotilla, a "peace" flotilla or, as some have called it, a "provocation" flotilla?

Perhaps the most ominous problem is that the "austerity" plan that Italy is supposed to accept is being run by financial interests of the IMF and the EC.

In a time of ominous global problems, the example of Dag Hammarskjold could provide important guidance in that search.

For public officials in California's neighboring states and elsewhere in the West, these sound like ominous political problems.