Sentence examples for a far wider issue from inspiring English sources

"This isn't about Dwain Chambers; it's a far wider issue.

"This symbolises a far wider issue not just affecting CCG chairs but GPs in general, who are incurring an escalating workload meaning they have to focus on their practice and have less ability to engage and spend time on the commissioning agenda," he told The Independent.

The miserable history of the Giro del Toscana, where the "offensive" pictures were snapped, speaks to the fact that there are far wider issues that the sport, and the UCI, need to address.

The row also reflects far wider issues than teacher numbers - for some in local government it raises principled issues about just how councils are funded and whether councils are subservient to central government.

The referendum has opened Pandora's box allowing Scots to analyse a far wider set of issues than membership of the UK.

But the error of such a strategy is that our criminal case has managed to touch upon a far wider range of issues than the ones it was originally intended to.

While improvement in the predictive ability of risk scores might still be obtained, the public health utility of their application depends on a far wider range of issues.

The Show Racism the Red Card campaign has grown from focusing on racism in football to a far wider tackling of the issues in society.

According to former associates, the impetus came from the demands of his television ministry; his trips around the country seemed to convince him that he could reach a far wider audience by talking about "family" issues than by talking theology.

"The new second chamber should bring a far wider range of experience and expertise to bear on the consideration of proposed legislation and other policy issues," Lord Wakeham said.

Inevitably, issues that are precipitated by symbols and fought through at the university have a far wider resonance.