Sentence examples for a larger problem but from inspiring English sources

This is not an isolated incident, and it's definitely symptomatic of a larger problem, but which?

The point is that when we focus on the media itself after one of these tragedies, it's like the world is pointing at the direction of a larger problem but, like a dog, we're too focused on the tip of the finger to realize where it's trying to point.

As plastic waste goes, disposable plastic shopping bags have been a larger problem than straws, but there has been a lot of effort to reduce their use.

But a larger problem is that these prizes are not an efficient use of funds.

But a larger problem with the failure to communicate policy is the disingenuousness of the definition.

But a larger problem is that Mr. Damon and Mr. Douglas, whose scenes together are the backbone of the film, appear to have the opposite of chemistry.

But a larger problem is whether the Joffrey will be able to continue as the resident dance troupe of the Music Center, which has given the company about $1 million a year.

2. But a larger problem looms.

For VR that will be a problem (likely with the same solution) but a larger problem is overall sense of direction.

Much of the data is missing, but a larger problem is that totals show little consistency from year to year, whereas crime data usually change slowly over much longer periods of time.

In the United States, the direct fishing pressure on bluefin continues — but perhaps a larger problem is that a large quantity of North American bluefin are caught accidentally as "by-catch" when industrial long-liners deploy their legions of hooks in search of yellowfin tuna over the bluefin's spawning grounds in the Gulf of Mexico.