Sentence examples for broader problem is that from inspiring English sources

The hospital's broader problem is that as more and more of the Manhattan waterfront becomes commercial space and parkland, there are fewer places to park a hospital barge.

The broader problem is that the political world (including those of us in the news media) focus on "gotcha" statements and not so much on policies that make a difference.

The broader problem is that many Republicans now are in safe districts and are less worried about a Democratic challenger than about a primary opponent from the Tea Party.

But the broader problem is that the social-­networking company's vision of the relationship between humans and computers is at odds with the Palo Alto tradition, which the world has irreversibly embraced.

A broader problem is that Japan has been so used to the idea of Government direction of the economy that few leaders seem to have a vision of the direction that most of the industrialized world is headed.

The broader problem is that California's micromanagement poses a risk to the rest of the country.

While the survey is good news, the broader economic problem is that even as manufacturing returns to American shores, the old jobs associated with the sector are not coming back.

The glaring problem, amid many broader problems, was that Jyrki Kauppinen is not one of the paper's 63 authors, as I noted in an item I submitted to Mediabugs, a Web site devoted to correcting errors in media reports of all kinds.

But the saving grace for Apple is that the broader problem isn't the company's fault.

"The broader problem is, in many ways, that in some cases digital advertising has not put at the forefront the fundamental truth that the user experience is paramount," Kamaras said.

Frazzled and exhausted, Prior took the chance to teach the mob a broader lesson: "The problem is that you people accuse each other without proof!