Sentence examples for overriding problem as from inspiring English sources

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

Indeed, the overriding problem at the RA has appeared to be its management structures, which Ms Fitt described as "arcane".

He acknowledged the eurozone crisis was the most "urgent and overriding" problem for the union as he updated the Commons on the European Council meeting held on Sunday.

As for the overriding problem of poverty, his contribution to solving it was to settle tens of thousands of his veterans on land confiscated from enemies in Italy; having become landowners, the veterans would be ready to defend the social order, in which they now had a stake, against the dispossessed.

Indeed, reviewers such as Wolff consider the band's "overriding problem" their calculated sound, which leads many contemporary music critics to label the band mediocre.

The tales of these two fighters underscore what many critics say is the overriding problem in boxing today: there is no central governing body, as there is in other professional sports, to enforce safety rules, create credible rankings and insure that the best fighters advance in the sport.

The overriding problem is that in state and municipal service -- just as in the Chicago Public School system -- the ordinary incentives that exist in the private sector are missing.

According to Mr Hembert, football's overriding problem is the lack of a sensible revenue-sharing system that rewards players and owners as well as covering operational costs.

But the overriding problem is sheer congestion.

The overriding problem remains the debt.

JCB's overriding problem, explains Mr Hodgkinson, is that neither buyers nor dealers can get credit.