Sentence examples for the most significant problem from inspiring English sources

The most significant problem, says Filarowski, is consumer expectations for inexpensive clothing.

The most significant problem concerns the acoustics at the Sitnik Theater, the 485-seat main stage of the Lackland Center.

"The social stigma of blindness is the most significant problem, not the loss of sight," wrote Dr. Buffa Hanse in The Braille Monitor.

But the most significant problem the magazines face is that readers have increasingly turned to the Internet, where the pornography is often free.

But the most significant problem with "Emergence-SEE!" (it's even annoying to type that) is a question of context rather than content.

At least with these storms, then, the most significant problem may be that they are hitting cities and suburbs that are offering up more, and more expensive, targets.

The most significant problems of Mr. Ashcroft's tenure have been centered largely on the F.B.I.

One of the most significant problems is the "future dangerousness" standard adopted by the Texas death penalty statute.

From a public-health perspective, physical inactivity is one of the most significant problems of the twenty-first century.

Asia is seen as having the most significant problems, accounting for around 40% of all illicit outflows from developing countries.

In a way, these two poles seem to articulate one of the most significant problems that theatre faces.