Sentence examples for a broader problem with from inspiring English sources

Some analysts say the industry faces a broader problem with leasing.

A broader problem with these techniques is the underlying psychology of me and my tribe.

But the circumstances in this case point to a broader problem with mainstream sportswear corporations dabbling in upstream designs.

She believes sex-selective abortion should be seen as part of a broader problem with gender inequality in Armenia.

Maybe Jazzer will allow us to accept that, as a nation, we have a broader problem with alcohol.

Cindy's design is laughable, but she draws attention to a broader problem with the game: its overwhelming maleness.

Business lobby groups such as the United States Council for International Business (USCIB) and the Confederation of British Indsutry dispute that there is a broad problem with tax avoidance and say measures to address it could hit job creation, trade and innovation.

But such an interpretation mistakes what is really happening — and actually represents a much broader problem with our budgetary thinking.

"But such an interpretation mistakes what is really happening — and actually represents a much broader problem with our budgetary thinking," he writes.

The broader problem with the accusation that a member of a group that has been oppressed or disenfranchised in some way betrays their identity when they act outside one prescribed way is that it imagines a narrow conception of that identity.

In 2006, the influential American magazine National Review compiled a list of "the 50 greatest conservative rock songs" in an article that inadvertently highlighted the right's broader problem with popular music.