Sentence examples for but the serious problem from inspiring English sources

Our economy has added over 8.7 million jobs since 2007, but the serious problem is that most of that job growth has been in low wage or temporary jobs, many that don't offer benefits.

He told me, "I think that Renzi can change the politics here, I really do, but the serious problems are that he's very close to power, and, more important, that he tolerates only people around him who agree with him.

But the serious problems caused thereby are not for the judiciary to ameliorate.

"But they are still not addressing the serious problem of deaths and injuries that occur in hospital beds, only portable rails," she said.

But does it fix the serious problems in iOS 11.2.5?

But the Derby also underlined the serious problems that now beset racing.

Those questions are important to the party's future, but the most serious problem remains the deeper demographic and political forces at work in the country.

But the most serious problem is that the piece has no structure to speak of.

But the most serious problem by far has been the shortage of mature oak trees — with just the right natural bends in their trunks — needed to form the wishbone-shaped ribs, curved beams and planking of the boat.

But the most serious problem of this production is that the critical major performances don't connect.

We'd wonder at this mysterious disease that made our father weak and patch-haired, but the more serious problem we faced was how to persuade our mother to buy us Count Chocula cereal.