Sentence examples for a larger problem than from inspiring English sources

Manfred may wind up with a larger problem than the grand jury's desire to fish for steroid information.

The reality of the young season is that the Giants have a larger problem than a veteran speaking his mind.

"I think actually getting the numbers out will help the public understand that this is perhaps a larger problem than people might otherwise have thought," he said.

Grossman said the industrial sector now posed a larger problem than electricity emissions, which had started to decline, though not quickly enough.

In its uphill battle with owners, the players union has a larger problem than simply changing the perception that players are spoiled and self-indulgent.

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.

The F.D.A. never inspected the plants making the crucial ingredients, a larger problem that only now, more than three years later, may be fixed.

The officials say that Syria presents a far larger problem than did Libya, which required a seven-month NATO air campaign last year in which hundreds of aircraft dropped and fired 7,700 bombs and missiles.

It's not quite the "explosion of malware on Macs" many forecasted, but it's still a much larger problem than it was a year ago.

It's just a small sample of a larger problem: There are more than 100 members of Congress who continue to deny climate change, and do the bidding of the big polluters who fill their campaign coffers.

In general, it is a larger problem in developing countries than in industrialized nations, and shows a predilection for urban and lower socioeconomic groups [ 3, 4].