Sentence examples for overriding problem is that from inspiring English sources

The overriding problem is that myopically suggesting that being against the Iraq War is "anti-American" is a spit-in-the-face to the two-thirds of Americans who understand why they are against it.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

The overriding problem is the Chinese Communist Party's search for an excuse to stay in power.

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

The problem is that, unless you're a close follower of climate science, the overriding importance of statistical trends—as opposed to spot measurements can be baffling to lay people.