Sentence examples for the great problem of from inspiring English sources

It is the great problem of the tropical glaciers".

It would be a last, last chance to solve the great problem of American domestic politics: reform of the entitlement programmes of Social Security and health care.

Sifting essential from inessential facts is the great problem of modern biographies, which have bulked up on the steroids of more-than-ample documentation and authorial insecurity.

Carroll claimed than her messenger, Col. Thomas A. Scott, said "he never saw a greater manifestation of pleasure than Mr. Lincoln expressed as soon as he saw my solution of the great problem of the war".

After publishing The Complete Guide to Gatecrashing, the serial uninvited guest remarked: "Saul Bellow said the great problem of a writer is what to do in the afternoon: mine is what to do in the evening".

According to Aurelio Nuño, the president's chief of staff, within two months the PRI will present a bill to attack the "great problem of concentration" in telephony, internet and television.

He had investigated the great problems of cosmology but solved them immediately.

One of the great problems of the American criminal justice system is that this is not an easy call.

The great problems of capital theory are dynamic in character, and comparative statics throws only a dim light on them.

But Lerner is interested in what agency is actually available to his characters to address the great problems of the world, what he calls "modes of care".

One of the great problems of mankind is that we suffer from a poverty of the spirit which stands in glaring contrast to our scientific and technological abundance.