Sentence examples for far larger problem from inspiring English sources
Spain is a far larger problem than Greece, and it could drag down Italy and perhaps even France.
There is reason to be suspicious: the gold shipments track with the far larger problem of cash smuggling.
But he cravenly insisted the hearing must not address the far larger problem of repairing the nation's shoddy gun controls.
Why should Muslim leaders be complicit in reducing a far larger problem to one defined by one or two outlying senators?
Spain is a far larger problem than Greece, Ireland or Portugal, and it could drag down Italy and perhaps even France.
But there is a far larger problem with what sociologists and psychologists refer to as "micro-aggressions," subtle but crippling insults, indignities and demeaning behavior.
Other nations have far larger problems.
"If he can't solve the problems in his own campaign, how can we believe he'll solve the far larger problems of Obama-sized government?
Mohamed Morsi, the Islamist leader who is Egypt's first democratically elected president, has inherited far larger problems: an economy devastated by unrest, a broken system of food and fuel subsidies and plunging foreign currency reserves.
And in the years to come, the Internet giant not only could save much more electricity, but also solve far larger problems by taking on a much more complex video game.
The financial crisis and the tenor of our political debates suggest that overconfidence and self-idolatry are by far the larger problems.
