Sentence examples for but the deepest problems from inspiring English sources

Diplomacy had been made subordinate to military priorities, but the deepest problems were not susceptible to military solutions: the uncertain border between Afghanistan and Pakistan and ingrained Pakistani fear of India being the main ones, though by no means the only ones.

But the deepest problem may be the perception among citizens that a badge constitutes a license to break the law.

It is now boycotting the intelligence committee in an argument over its composition.But the deepest problem may be the relationship between Mr Tusk and President Lech Kaczynski, twin brother of Jaroslaw.

But one of the deepest problems of politics in the culture war is the reflexive imputation of bad motives to the opposition and the demonization that inevitably follows.

There are proposals for a quick fix of more borrowing authority, but that hardly deals with the deepest problems.

But the deeper problems — fourteen per cent black unemployment; four out of ten young black men caught up in the criminal-justice system — can seem intractable.

The Atlantic's James Fallows spent most of the week pointing out the sheer irrationality of the arguments fueling the crisis, but also the deeper problems that the stalemate portends.

But the deeper problem is about institutions.

But the deeper problem lies elsewhere.

But the deeper problem appears political and cultural.

But the deeper problem is far more systemic than the Tories would have us believe.