Sentence examples for a larger problem there from inspiring English sources

In China, where private gun ownership is also banned, but where social alienation is clearly becoming a larger problem, there have been a distressing number of recent attacks by deranged knife-wielding men on schoolchildren.

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.

"What it shows is there's a much larger problem there and it's a cultural problem within the sport.

The common reaction when a member of a well-known institution is accused of sexual violence, is to question how it might harm the organization or team, not to ask whether there is a larger problem or whether there may be more victims afraid to come forward. .

The reason this is becoming a larger problem is because there is no downside to breaking embargoes.

This criticism speaks to a larger problem with Kaloki Love: there is just too much going on at once – and it's damn near impossible to keep up.

For some observers there is a larger problem of how the FBI investigates terrorism cases, including the signs that make a person a threat.

But while there are countless rather embarrassing holes with this headline-grabbing story, there is a larger problem with its line of criticism against the Iran nuclear deal that has passed largely unnoticed.

There is a larger problem.

They feel vacant, not because the images aren't vivid — Franco has a talent for viscerally evoking danger — but because throughout, there's a larger problem: a lack of individual characterization.

But Standing believes there is a larger problem: we are now seeing a fundamental shift in the way employment is handled around the globe.