Sentence examples for a broader problem of from inspiring English sources

VW's dodgy emissions tests speak to a broader problem of people's trust in businesses.

Officials say that annoyance is part of a broader problem of congestion at the nation's biggest airports.

The diplomats indicated that NATO instead was trying to address what it deemed a broader problem of Russian espionage.

Du Plessis said there was a broader problem of executive remuneration being too complex and increasing distrust from the public over the issue.

The unusual decision not to provide an alternative mechanism for compensation is indicative of a broader problem of inconsistency in the American approach to vaccine-injury compensation policy.

I happen to think that's a huge problem, and indeed is part of a broader problem of generalized corruption by which money has such enormous influence in politics.

"There is a broad problem of Saudi Arabia's behavior internally and abroad, and the clearest message to send is suspending arms sales," he said.

This adds to a broader problem for savers in an era of very low interest rates.

In contrast, 70percentt of minority Protestants ― including black, Latinx, Asian Pacific Islanders, and mixed-race Protestants ― agreed that these deaths are part of a broader problem and a pattern of injustice towards African Americans.

But his error may suggest a broader problem within segments of academia.

Lady Warsi believes that the tragic death of Elliott Johnson reflects a broader problem at the heart of politics.