Sentence examples for phenomenal problems from inspiring English sources
The focus on contaminated sites and chemicals has been broadened by the phenomenal problems of anthropogenic emissions of greenhouse gases and the accumulation of plastic waste on a global scale.
High fertility and wide inequality in wealth distribution are phenomenal problems in sub-Saharan Africa.
Ryan, in his first term, took a more pragmatic view: DOE hadn't explained how it was going to deal with "amazing mismanagement problems," "phenomenal cost overruns," and extensive delays.
Indeed, it may well be that some theorists, consciously or unconsciously, have found the Retentional approach appealing because of the way it (in effect) reduces the problem of diachronic phenomenal unity to the comparatively straightforward problem of synchronic unity.
Readers who do not have experience with the phenomenal numerical complexity of these problems may wonder why we can't just use computer "brute-force" algorithms to examine all possible cases.
Mourinho, who described Drogba's equaliser as "gold for us", said his players had been "phenomenal" during "a month with problems".
"And I haven't even got a mental health problem, which is phenomenal," she grinned.
No less important is the Retentional theorists' solution to the problem of diachronic phenomenal unity.
That's pretty phenomenal thinking to solve a problem you have and that you want to see improve.
But now they're all gone, and the Premier League is suffering from a problem in having phenomenal amounts of money but very few teams spending it to any degree of success.
Though Williams has too seldom been a steady wind in her long, intermittently phenomenal career, the tour's continuity problems were hardly all about her in 2011.
