Sentence examples for the overriding problem of from inspiring English sources

As for the overriding problem of poverty, his contribution to solving it was to settle tens of thousands of his veterans on land confiscated from enemies in Italy; having become landowners, the veterans would be ready to defend the social order, in which they now had a stake, against the dispossessed.

Probably the overriding problem of unions has been that they have not changed with the times and their leadership has not been advocates for change.

Our dialogue about urban development must now be directed to the overriding problems of poverty and racial equality".

The overriding problems of developing an appropriate selection strategy to control mastitis are (i) the plethora of pathogens that cause mastitis, each of which may elicit a different immune response, and (ii) the strong environmental and management effects on the incidence of mastitis [ 13].

They say the overriding problem for farmers is a lack of rain, not the government's environmental policy.

The overriding problem that the elderly face is loss of independence, said Phyllis Tobin, director of housing and senior centers for Selfhelp Community Services, which operates a program that has helped Rose Ann.

The overriding problem in failing to stamp any sort of authority on the game stemmed from a lack of communication and gumption at the back.

Both incidents have brought the company some bad publicity, but the overriding problem at Coke is the lagging sales of its bottled and canned soft drinks in North America.

The overriding problem, as he sees it, is a dearth of independent research on what actually works.

Joseph Romm, a Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress, says the necessary technological capabilities do indeed exist, but he stresses that lack of political will is the overriding problem.

But the overriding problem is sheer congestion.