Sentence examples for a wide problem that from inspiring English sources

Suitable conditioning plant design is only one aspect of a wide problem that concerns thermo-physical building performance and then building envelope characteristics quality.

This is not part of a wider problem that exists locally here".

So election fraud, whereby votes are either stolen or cast under duress, is part of a wider problem that never quite goes away.

The fakes are part of a wider problem that includes counterfeits of everything from the usual knockoffs of sneakers and videotapes to more exotic appropriations like an amber-colored Chinese elixir that is hawked as Viagra.

No, this is a wider problem that's reflective of our society's priorities as a whole.

Experts said the case highlights a wider problem that police are unable to tackle.

Those examples reflect a wider problem that some surfers and other observers believe has been kept largely hidden in the multibillion-dollar surfing industry.

"The reindeer stabling problem that Santa Claus is facing is not a seasonal issue but rather a reflection of a wider problem that Hong Kong must urgently address," CBRE's head of research for Hong Kong, Edward Farrelly, noted in the spoof announcement.

But the jihadists are a gruesome manifestation of a wider problem that Mr Obama seems unwilling to tackle: how to fashion a future for Iraq and Syria that is attractive enough to secure consent from majorities of their citizens, Sunnis, Shias, Kurds and everyone else.

They also perhaps reflect a wider problem that health professionals face in providing effective health care to minority ethnic populations.

Just one example of a much wider problem that explains why a German, French or US worker can produce as much as a British one and still take every Friday off.