Sentence examples for but a greater problem from inspiring English sources

But a greater problem is the political one.

But a greater problem lies in the mysterious course of mad cow disease.

As a theory it is fine but a greater problem for Liverpool at the moment is what to do when they themselves are in possession.

Here again, in the digitally remade world the good gesture cannot help but call attention to a greater problem.

But his frailty could indicate a greater problem for the Ravens: they may be worn down just when the Steelers are at their healthiest.

But other intelligence officials say a greater problem is that the structure of the national security bureaucracy leads it to look at the world first country by country and then in terms of geographical regions.

Each problem is a small piece of a greater problem.

It's overwhelming to have so many choices but what a great problem to have.

"But it has been a great problem to have.

"He gave us a selection dilemma but it has been a great problem to have and, whilst Ryan Jones is particularly unlucky to miss out on this occasion, this is just that kind of competition for places we have been striving for.

Having lots of interests may feel overwhelming, but it's actually a great problem to have despite how much you feel you're "all over the place".