Sentence examples for as a wider problem from inspiring English sources

In the past, A&E departments have complained that people are waiting too long but the issue hasn't been taken on board as a wider problem outside A&E.

It updated its website on 15 November to warn of "confirmed reports of US African-American citizens detained by police conducting sweeps for illegal immigrants in Athens", as well as a wider problem in Greek cities of "unprovoked harassment and violent attacks against persons who, because of their complexion, are perceived to be foreign migrants".

Dan Guttman, a fellow at Johns Hopkins University, agrees with Cheney's assessment, but sees Halliburton's dominance as part of a wider problem — one that has reached a crisis point in Iraq.

"This is most likely to happen when a child's immediate conduct is regarded as a sign of a wider problem.

Asked what's to blame for society's fixation with big penises, Smith is reluctant to blame porn but sees it as a symptom of a wider problem.

Others view the dispute as a symbol of a wider problem in the economy; where ordinary people are forced to live in relative poverty while their work enriches the likes of Willie Walsh, a millionaire several times over.

Practising on the moon makes sense because it is only three days travel from Earth.According to Rick Tumlinson, president of the Space Frontier Foundation, a space advocacy group, this difference of emphasis between going to the moon for its own sake, and using it as a stepping-stone, illustrates a wider problem for NASA, which is that people disagree about what the vision really means.

Rowling's response was enthusiastic, but her insistence that Hermione could be read as black in the books highlights a wider problem with the series regarding its racial make-up.

The company's pension issues are symptomatic of a wider problem across corporate Britain, as companies struggle to meet the costs of generous pension obligations while life expectancy continues to rise and the value of pension schemes comes under pressure.

It allows a wider problem to be projected as being the sole responsibility not just of football, but of Chelsea (or if you've ever been cuckolded by Ally McCoist, Rangers).

Such denial may reveal a wider problem.