Sentence examples for the ultimate problems from inspiring English sources

Among his writings are The English Baptists (1881), The Christian Certainties (1893), and The Ultimate Problems of Christianity (1906).

That was the ultimate problem with "Controversies".

But the ultimate problem came down to basic economics.

"The ultimate problem is the nonexistence of a political union," said Mr. Krämer, the Commerzbank economist.

The ultimate problem with the film "Confirmation" is that much of these hearings happen offscreen.

Perhaps the ultimate problem with The Idea is its sheer anti-utilitarianism.

Ah, but then the ultimate problem becomes painfully clear: Where to draw Europe's eastern border?

The ultimate problem then is that D'Agata doesn't actually want new institutions.

But the ultimate problem is that the N.F.L. is reluctant to soften its cap.

Finally, I'd say the ultimate problem is bigger and more amorphous than visas.

Mr. Cantor appeared to be defending his party's shenanigans by arguing that the "ultimate problem" is the "growing deficit".