Sentence examples for a greater problem than from inspiring English sources

"To be honest, I thought it would be a greater problem than it's been.

The Syrian Sunni Arab community views the Assad government as a greater problem than the Islamic State.

But crime in Jersey City, the state's second-largest municipality, remains a greater problem than in the much more suburban township of Woodbridge, the fifth-largest municipality.

The A. Q. Khan case has led some in the American defense bureaucracy to conclude that Pakistan is now a greater problem than Russia.

It concluded that poverty of  expectation was, indeed, a greater problem than material poverty in shackling the performance of disadvantaged pupils.

48% believe that the failure of blacks to take full advantage of the opportunities available to them constitutes a greater problem than discrimination by whites... 59% agree that the American dream has become impossible for most Americans to achieve.

Clearly, we have a much greater problem than a few lousy bills.

Max Tucker, a Ukraine expert for Amnesty International, said from Kiev that the police might pose a greater problem for visitors than hooligans.

Corruption is rampant — a survey in 2000 found that it was a greater problem in Bolivia than in about ninety-five per cent of other countries surveyed.

Radiological elements (viz. U226, Ra226, Ra228 and Rn228) tend to be a greater problem in groundwater than in surface water.

It is often a greater problem for patients than pain.