Sentence examples for overriding problem is from inspiring English sources

But the overriding problem is sheer congestion.

The overriding problem is that the present system is not working.

A retired academic says the overriding problem is simply poverty, and its solution economic reform.

But with all that said, the overriding problem is that we are already making these decisions.

Although the focus on state issues is important, racing's overriding problem is that it lacks coordinated national leadership that sets the standards.

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.

The overriding problem was that Americans had no particular emotional investment in the war.

And when you do, there are some smart, impassioned Catholics out there - a number of them women - who think the real problem is the overriding nature of priestly authority and the only way forward is a different model, more imbedded in the community, not risen above it.

The problem is its unremarkability – the overriding sense that we've met these people, walked these streets and even laughed at all these jokes before.

But this contract is not the problem, it is a symptom of a much larger problem, one that threatens the very existence of the NHS, and that problem is this government's overriding desire to privatise our health service.

The problem is that the test has become the overriding focus of physical training, especially since the results are used in promotions.