Sentence examples for but the central problem from inspiring English sources

The series' close games have sent a mixed message maybe the Knicks can win!—but the central problem is this: there will be moments when Carmelo will be playing alongside four players who would not start for any other playoff team.

But the central problem is that slum residents rarely have the formal rights to remain on the land they occupy.

— but the central problem is this: there will be moments when Carmelo will be playing alongside four players who would not start for any other playoff team.

It's hard to disagree with this obvious sentiment, but the central problem is that it's very hard to trust much of what Seldon says.

Every pitcher is a code to be deciphered, but the central problem that Mike Mussina presents for hitters is that they cannot find patterns in what he does, no clues to the code.

But the central problem with Headscarves and Hymens is that few of the women Eltahawy writes about are likely to agree with her about the cause of the problems – or even define their existence in the same terms.

She points to not only curriculum overload but to the central problem that every first year teacher faces: discipline.

But then the central problem arises as to what happens once this temporary lifeline is severed.

But they evade the central problem: when you tell people stories that you promise will explain the world, you can't blame them for taking them at face value.

But that just circumvents the central problem.

"For us this is not a matter of principle, but an issue of the central problem of governing," said Nasser Kidwa, the outgoing foreign minister from Fatah who attended the parliamentary session, although he is not a member.