Sentence examples for a much larger problem of from inspiring English sources

Many activists believe that Homan Square is part of a much larger problem of police violence in Chicago.

The remedies suggested by the Commission on Immigration Reform for false birth certificates -- single certificate design, matching births and deaths, standardized application forms, computerized storage of birth records -- are worthy but superficial remedies for a much larger problem of inaccurate identification of our citizenry.

This objection is tied to a much larger problem of coordinating the demands of ordinary political life with the requirements of morality and religion.

Racial profiling is however, just one aspect of a much larger problem of institutionalized discrimination throughout the criminal justice system.

Will the much-neglected orphan, Dupuytren's Disease, turn out to be the canary in the mine for a much larger problem of insufficient magnesium in our diet?

Yet like so many other high-profile videos of police brutality, what happened between Officer Fields and the student should be seen not as an isolated incident, but rather as evidence of a much larger problem of police violence towards communities of color.

This Clause reinforces Scalia's point, by again mentioning the possibility that a criminal could be in jeopardy of losing "life," but it presents a much larger problem for him: by the terms of Scalia's argument the Framers also appear to have "expressly sanctioned" maiming as punishment for criminal behavior.

In a telephone news conference on Tuesday, Dr. Temple and Dr. Sandra Kweder, from the agency's Office of New Drugs, acknowledged that the issue was part of a much larger problem: for most drugs, little is known about safety during pregnancy.

But Hill and her remarks ― she's called Trump a white supremacist and spoken about the best way to channel anger towards Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones ― are part of a much larger problem for ESPN and its ratings.

Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, said, "Custody relinquishment is a symptom of a much larger problem: the lack of available, affordable mental health services for these children and their families".

But these eleven pennies are symptomatic of a much larger problem: the absence of senior-level women from the White House.