Sentence examples for serious problem facing from inspiring English sources

What is the most serious problem facing the world today?

"Congress made a rational decision as to the most serious problem facing America in 1970, air pollution," Mr. Waxman said.

One serious problem facing investigators here is that they do not know the exact number of books that may have been stolen.

Bruce Blower, director of the Suffolk County Office of Handicapped Services, said the most serious problem facing enforcement officials was the growing number of stolen or bogus permits.

Although farmers have said they are unsure how to use the manure to its full potential, the most serious problem facing farmers who own livestock is disease.

In 1992, the Times reported on a document called "The Manhattan Project," which identified a serious problem facing the Clinton campaign: Voters didn't seem to like Bill, liked Hillary less and were dubious about their marriage.

This was the first serious problem faced by Dalhousie.

Solids production is a serious problem faced by the petroleum industry during production stages.

The lowering of water tables is a serious problem faced by many countries around the world, including India, China, USA and many countries in central Asia (Brown 2005, p. 101 102).

They also indicated that sexual harassment in many forms was another serious problem faced by them.

Therefore, CSCs may be the cause of pan-chemoresistance that is a common and a very serious problem faced in cancer therapeutics.