But it symptomised a broader problem for the prime minister.
This adds to a broader problem for savers in an era of very low interest rates.
It helps that the sort of people who do not have landlines are also the sort who tend to turn out in relatively low numbers in mid-term elections, notes Scott Keeter of the Pew Centre.But even if fears of a systematic bias prove unfounded, the fuss about CPOs points to a broader problem for pollsters: the ever-increasing difficulty of persuading Americans to take part in political polls.
If not, the little crust of white powder that technicians found at the bottom of the reactor vessel, a discovery that has brought operations here to a halt for the indefinite future, could be the beginning of a broad problem for the nuclear power industry.
Therefore, in this case, the spatial problem of finding optimal-energy expenditure paths transforms into a broader problem of finding the most comfortable path for locomotion.
In many ways, he said, "the Arab Spring is the canary in the mine shaft for a broader problem — fragmented countries, too much population growth, terrible education systems, too little water — these countries are the losers".
The Met's memo also placed its financial hardships within the context of a broader problem: "As the global audience for opera continues to decline, the last year has seen the demise of New York City Opera and the collapse of other opera companies in the US and abroad".
These stakeholders called for a broader problem formulation frame, pointing to questions related to the role of agricultural policies and regulations in promoting large-scale industrial potato production and "roads not taken" when searching for alternative approaches to breed for late blight resistance.
But that focus misses a broader problem the op-ed creates for the former Massachusetts governor.
It's important not to pretend that a given product is the only option for a broader problem or task, or your article may be removed as spam.
This maxim, which was inspired by an unrewarding few hours with "Disaster Preparedness," by Heather Havrilesky, is really a response to a broader problem, a sort of grade inflation for life experiences.
