Sentence examples for the great problem for from inspiring English sources

The great problem for visitors to London is size.

The great problem for his characters is that of loneliness.

On a recent visit to Australia, he was asked if corruption was the great problem for world soccer.

The great problem for Selig, who wishes he could simply will this unwieldy, multiheaded drug era dead, is one of perception.

The great problem for the UN, as it tries to mediate between Mr Kabila and the rebels who seek to remove him, is that Congo's war long ago ceased to be a "civil" one.

The great problem for Christianity is always the humility of the figure in whom God is said to have been incarnate, and the insistence of the tradition that God is present in the persons of the despised and rejected.

One of the great problems for those who lose limbs in less developed countries is that while they may recover from their injuries and achieve some mobility, the difficulties of access to facilities and prejudice means many find it impossible to work.

The greatest problem for Sappho studies is that there's so little Sappho to study.

The greater problem for Rodgers is not outsiders' opinions but the availability of outstanding managers.

Perhaps the greatest problem for Western policymakers is that Taliban leaders watch CNN and Al Jazeera.

And the government's cracking down on everything!" But the greatest problem for breeders is their own obsession.