Sentence examples for but the core problem from inspiring English sources

"But the core problem remains.

But the core problem was not that investors were deceived in any literal sense.

Yes, he's a pretty bad candidate — but the core problem is with his party, not with him.

But the core problem — that the euro has bound vastly disparate nations in a halfway house where monetary and fiscal policy are not under unified direction — will fester.

But the core problem is Mr. Maliki, whose monopoly power and favoritism for his Shiite majority brethren over other groups have inflamed sectarian tensions.

But the core problem was its reputation.

"It's not just the perception of the lack of demand for tickets, but also the core problem of 10,000 empty seats that would cost them a fortune in lost revenue.

In short, GPs are well equipped to treat the consequences of obesity with drugs but not the core problem - the weight gain itself.

Debt exacerbates this, but the core problems are weak demand and the fact that our monetary and fiscal policies haven't done enough to strengthen it.

The challenges the nation's consumer-driven economy faces have been vivified by the recent crises in credit markets and the auto industry, but the core problems smoldering within the economy predated the latest firestorms.

But all agree the core problem is the lack of acknowledgment that an offense has even been committed.