Sentence examples for overriding problem that from inspiring English sources

The overriding problem that the elderly face is loss of independence, said Phyllis Tobin, director of housing and senior centers for Selfhelp Community Services, which operates a program that has helped Rose Ann.

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.

The overriding problem throughout the south is that the same armed resistance that slowed the military thrust to the north continues to render most areas too dangerous for civilian aid workers.

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.

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

The overriding problem with cutting nets is that dolphins do not readily leave confinement.

Probably the overriding problem of unions has been that they have not changed with the times and their leadership has not been advocates for change.