Sentence examples for a wider problem than from inspiring English sources

There is a recession in Brazil, there is also Russia … It's a wider problem than just China".

Some investors ponder whether bribery is a wider problem than has yet emerged, and if Chinese authorities are deliberately targeting foreign firms.

"No one is actively recruiting white, middle-class men"; he believes that the problem of attracting young people from diverse backgrounds is a wider problem than the bar.

Christopher Graham, the information commissioner, warned this week that the "extensive illegal trade" of public information was a wider problem than phone hacking.

Emma Pooley, who will compete for Team GB for the first time in several years at this Saturday's Tour de Yorkshire, said that British Cycling had a wider problem than Sutton.

Hargey also noted that this footage might encourage a backlash towards Muslims and added that this is a wider problem than an Islamic one.

Those figures, combined with its own forthcoming research, are enough to convince Wada that the sport still has a much wider problem than testers can currently establish.

Such denial may reveal a wider problem.

But there was a wider problem.

But there is a wider problem.

The story illustrates a wider problem.