Examples of using Greatest problem in English and their translations into Slovak
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The greatest problem for the human species, the solution of which nature compels him to seek,
All of these are falsified with the exception that the greatest problem with your computer is likely this rogue.
that is where our greatest problem currently lies.
The greatest problem and difficulty for me, as rapporteur on the budget of the European Parliament and the other European institutions, is the uncertainty as to the fate of the Lisbon Treaty.
Nowhere will this be more important than in tackling the greatest problem facing us this century, the environmental crisis.
I don't know that it is the greatest problem, but it is surely no less a problem than the others.
At the time the greatest problem in air traffic management was congestion in the air
The greatest problem on the horizon will undoubtedly concern private copying,
The greatest problem I see is that there is no unified evaluation model used by everyone,
The greatest problem with the EIB instruments is trade banks' desire to finance their long-term familiar customers,
In the Balkans it is difficult to draw dividing lines- the‘leopard-skin' structure of the society has produced the greatest problem” since people from different ethnic groups know each other well yet they hate each other.
as if this is the greatest problem we face today.
through which I can see the greatest problem for today's Europe- your never-ending chatter about her unsolvable problems
then the greatest problem is the food allergy,
sophisticated Islamist ideology- set to become the West's greatest problem in the Middle East?
which is today our greatest problem.
Would it not be more effective for the extra money which we want to give Frontex to be allocated to the countries which have the greatest problem with illegal immigration,
The greatest problem of the Serbian judiciary between years 2010-2016 is considered to be the disunited judicial practice,
the author of the book"A Small House on a Small Planet", Shay Solomon believes that the greatest problem for most families occupying compact spaces is the need to place books, clothes
