Sentence examples for as a larger problem from inspiring English sources

It also framed the debate as a larger problem of homophobia in the United States, for which Mr. Ravi shouldn't have to pay the price.

The 13 year old apologized to the rugby star and told reporters it was meant to be a joke, but Goodes saw it as a larger problem in Australian society.

That this announcement even qualifies as a milestone is indicative of a larger problem as far as gender equality within the armed forces is concerned.

This implies that under Danish conditions false positive classification of pigs as diarrhoeic is a larger problem than false negative classification of pigs as non-diarrhoeic.

I see the problems with the April 9 Jack Hitt article as part of a larger problem facing reporters.

Ms. Paulose's appointment as a United States attorney last year was viewed by many prominent lawyers in Minnesota, and in her own office, as symbolic of a larger problem under Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales.

Howard Gutman, himself a Jew, saw Océane's plight as symptomatic of a larger problem: Jews and Muslims in Europe are caught in a proxy war that mirrors events in the Middle East, especially between Israel and the Palestinians.

They see it as representative of a larger problem of police unaccountability and a law-enforcement system that is inherently suspicious of black Americans.

Peters, who has publicly opposed Michigan's emergency manager law, sees Schimmel's handling of federal funds administration as part of a larger problem with emergency managers.

Williams: Although you brand the latest government crackdown of Hizmet-related institutions and individuals, including yourself and Zaman, as stemming from a larger problem of the current government's take on democracy, civil rights and free speech, it seems like most, if not all, of the arrests have been against those who are involved with the Hizmet movement.

Discrepancies for rabies epidemiologic data between various authorities could be interpreted as symptomatic of a larger problem, which should be addressed on a global scale.