Sentence examples for but a large problem from inspiring English sources

AA I understand where you are coming from, but a large problem for me is how black and white this all is.

Adherence was not evaluated in this study but remains a large problem in patients with chronic conditions, particularly those with a large PB.

But there's a large problem with this thesis.

The first site, according to Mr Fisher, was put up by "a guy called Megazone, a computer geek from Worcester, Mass"; now there are around 70 different sites.Ani DiFranco may be a small star, but she represents a large problem for the music business.

But this is not a large problem.

But air quality remains such a large problem that officials are also preparing contingency plans that could force factories across much of northern China to close temporarily if conditions warrant.

But a larger problem is that these prizes are not an efficient use of funds.

But a larger problem with the failure to communicate policy is the disingenuousness of the definition.

But a larger problem is that Mr. Damon and Mr. Douglas, whose scenes together are the backbone of the film, appear to have the opposite of chemistry.

But a larger problem is whether the Joffrey will be able to continue as the resident dance troupe of the Music Center, which has given the company about $1 million a year.

2. But a larger problem looms.