Sentence examples for is a wider problem from inspiring English sources

But there is a wider problem.

There is a wider problem, too.

And recent events at two non-World Cup venues suggest there is a wider problem in stadium construction in Brazil.

Some investors ponder whether bribery is a wider problem than has yet emerged, and if Chinese authorities are deliberately targeting foreign firms.

Part of the reason there is a wider problem in this instance is that Lord Sewel was not just any old errant member of the House of Lords.

"No one is actively recruiting white, middle-class men"; he believes that the problem of attracting young people from diverse backgrounds is a wider problem than the bar.

Even the E.P.A. acknowledged that more tests are needed to assess whether there is a wide problem, and stopped short of advising all passengers not to drink the water.

But there was a wider problem.

She strongly denied there was a wider problem with the company's "very robust" document handling.

There is a recession in Brazil, there is also Russia … It's a wider problem than just China".

Christopher Graham, the information commissioner, warned this week that the "extensive illegal trade" of public information was a wider problem than phone hacking.