Sentence examples for the overriding problem with from inspiring English sources

The overriding problem with cutting nets is that dolphins do not readily leave confinement.

Indeed, by studying global surface pressure, the overriding problem with single-model ensembles is their underdispersiveness in the tropics.

The overriding problem with a meniscal tear is the limited capacity that the meniscus has to heal itself effectively, especially in the avascular zone [ 34].

The overriding problems with the Jets involve a failure to use that young Q.B. well; they're the same as they were, and that is almost sure to come back and bite them in the ass.

But with all that said, the overriding problem is that we are already making these decisions.

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.

But Sedgemoor District Council leader Duncan McGinty said: "Clearly there would be savings by combining services, but the overriding problem is still there - it's a very large area with a very small population.

But the overriding problem is sheer congestion.

The overriding problem remains the debt.

A retired academic says the overriding problem is simply poverty, and its solution economic reform.

Indeed, the overriding problem at the RA has appeared to be its management structures, which Ms Fitt described as "arcane".