Sentence examples for a more basic problem from inspiring English sources
There is a more basic problem.
There is, however, a more basic problem than player profile.
His complaints about the unfairness of the system also betray a more basic problem.
He could handle Noble's music, Mr. DuPont recalled, but he had a more basic problem.
A more basic problem was something that we called memory protection.
A more basic problem cost him a fifth Masters, namely profligacy with putter in hand.
There's an even more basic problem, however.
Indeed, an even more basic problem is to account for the way in which "the fixed situation of the variously stimulated nerve extremities" becomes an object of consciousness at all (Micro, I, p. 307, cf. pp. 308 309).
Yet, an even more basic problem with assessing the widespread applicability of CMMB proposals is the lack of tested or even understood mitigation methods for many species.
The Fed chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, has been trying to deal with the liquidity problems — the difficulty of businesses to line up short-term financing for normal activities — separately from the more basic problem of a possible recession.
Another problem is that first-to-file may make companies rush to put in for a patent before their invention is truly ready.Moreover, the law does little to address the more basic problem of a patent system that has grown in expense for all kinds of companies that want to protect their ideas.
