Sentence examples for the worst problem is from inspiring English sources

The worst problem is mould.

Perhaps the worst problem is the quality of leadership.

Perhaps the worst problem is that the play was "devised" out of improvisations by Phil Young, who also directed it.

"The worst problem is calls from senior citizens with their little brooms in front of their homes," Mr. Perfetto said.

By far, health officials said, the worst problem is at the former Waterbury Clock Company factory on Cherry Avenue in Waterbury.

The worst problem is the high sampling rate required to process very wide bandwidth.

The worst problem was that the Department of Justice advised Customs and the Post Office not to interfere with the distribution of "Tropic of Cancer".

"When we had the worst problem was later yesterday afternoon, when the storm stalled kind of right over Danville and we got seven-plus inches of rain in about 90 minutes," Eagle said.

This merely stored up trouble for later.But perhaps the worst problem was that under Mexican bankruptcy law it was, and is, extremely difficult and time-consuming to seize a debtor's assets, making a mockery of the idea that those assets had "secured" the loan.

The worst problem was spare parts.

For Mr. Park, the censorship board dissident, one of the worst problems is that his commission can act with impunity, often deleting content without notifying the author.