Sentence examples for at a larger problem from inspiring English sources
But it gets at a larger problem for entertainment journalism.
While this ungainliness is partly due to Stantz's deliberately numbed voice, it hints at a larger problem.
Winston's commentary was unusual for its length, its passion and its scope; he said the reaction pointed at a larger problem with society.
This hints at a larger problem, which is significant: at present, no one has any idea what the normal range of 8oxodg is — or even whether a high measure is necessarily bad.
This wide range of different vibes qualifying up a Song of the Summer hints at a larger problem with any objective attempt to award the title.
Tenant advocates claim that the Arnel cases may hint at a larger problem at a company that rents to many lower- and middle-income households.
(A12)" Although respondents did not label language barriers as a large problem, at the same time "language difference" was described as a factor that hindered parents' understanding of asthma and its treatment.
Whether the changes at the top signal a larger problem is not known; no one involved has been willing to discuss the matter publicly.
The point is that when we focus on the media itself after one of these tragedies, it's like the world is pointing at the direction of a larger problem but, like a dog, we're too focused on the tip of the finger to realize where it's trying to point.
