Sentence examples for a problem far from inspiring English sources

A look at BankBoston's information systems reveals a problem far more complex than anyone had imagined.

The python craze, he said, only illustrated a problem far larger than most people recognize.

Suddenly, he's faced with a problem far more serious: he forgets who he is and where he is going.

Sometimes, finding and treating a problem far afield from the skin itself is the only thing that can stop the cycle.

Imposing such a measure only creates the illusion of tackling a problem far greater and more deeply ingrained than a simple ban can address.

I included this sad snippet of dialogue because it illustrates a problem far more troubling and far more pervasive than even sibling rivalry: the pitfalls of buying consumer electronics online.

This is no longer a Hungarian problem, far away from us.

Says medical ethicist Robert Veatch of Georgetown University, "No doubt the findings suggest a potential problem far beyond this condition".

It's an enormous problem, far more widespread than most Americans realize.

It's an enormous, unwieldy problem, far more easily demagogued than solved.

That has not been a problem so far.