Sentence examples for problems of all of from inspiring English sources

Germany, deeply concerned about becoming the answer to the debt problems of all of Europe's endangered economies, wants Greece to pay a penalty for its former profligacy.

"We wanted to address two related problems: Of all the tens of thousands of chemicals to which we are exposed, do some elicit differential sensitivity?

The problem of all of these communist systems — they said above all, you must have large-scale industry.

It is a problem of all of us.

"The problem of all of this is the general.

Part of the problem for all of the protagonists is reconciling their age with the life expectations that accompany it.

The United States faces immense problems of all kinds, many of which are more pressing than teaching children to swim.

Climateprediction.com is recruiting people to take on one of the hardest problems of all: predicting the effects of climatic change, including global warming.

A fling with the Nats will not ease his pain, because the Mets' problems are emblematic of the problems of all professional sports -- prima donna players and greedy and detached owners.

And all the problems of hate, all the problems of disease, of ignorance, of almost any difficulty you want to define starts in those islands of poverty.

Because I think Muslims, Christians and Jews should have a problem with caring too much about religious dogma, and I think Muslims should have the biggest problem of all because of Eid ul-Adha, the Feast of Abraham.