Sentence examples for one overriding problem from inspiring English sources

But herein lies one overriding problem: the better they become, the less challenged they are.

But there was always one overriding problem: The parcel sat on a gaseous stew of pollutants, the poisoned legacy of its previous life as a landfill.

Researchers at Bruegel, a think tank based in Brussels, have identified one overriding problem: a shortage of financing, especially private capital, for the risky business of starting and growing high-technology companies.

"This result is based on one overriding thing," said Beattie, less than an hour after the polls closed.

Re "No One's in Charge, and Biggest Loser Is Boxing" (front page, Jan . 22: The overriding problem in professional boxing is not that there is no central governing body but that it is a vicious "sport" that should be outlawed.

The overriding problem, as he sees it, is a dearth of independent research on what actually works.

But the overriding problem is sheer congestion.

The overriding problem remains the debt.

It also leads to one overriding question.

Policy should have one overriding focus.

There was one overriding thing that happened at Bear Stearns.