Sentence examples for a wider problem in from inspiring English sources

The professions, he argues, are "a pure reflection of a wider problem in British society.

"This goes to the root of a wider problem in public life.

Anecdotal evidence and empirical surveys show that anti-Semitism is often the first indication of a wider problem in society.

And recent events at two non-World Cup venues suggest there is a wider problem in stadium construction in Brazil.

It is a symptom of a wider problem in which U.S. businesses no longer have the upper hand in innovation or operations.

Part of the reason there is a wider problem in this instance is that Lord Sewel was not just any old errant member of the House of Lords.

Although this is a wider problem, apparent in the lack of investment in new antibiotics, Ebola has brought it to the fore.

Participants' ideas in diverse teams proved to incorporate a wider problem context in their problem-solution proposition.

But perhaps it does, for it may illuminate a wider problem: sloppiness in scientific procedures.

Ms Sandys said Miss McIntosh's local party had lost a good MP but she denied there was a wider problem with women in the Conservatives.

In the commission report, he alluded to a wider problem across all sports in Russia and wants more global federations to take action within their own sport.