Sentence examples for is more a problem from inspiring English sources

"For Rimini, Fellini is more a problem than a resource," Mr. Fabbri said.

"Mercosur is more a problem than a solution for Uruguay," its president, Tabaré Vázquez, said recently.

This suggests that immigration is more a problem of perception than of reality.

You can get condensation, but I think that is more a problem if you heat some rooms and not others.

The impossibility of so doing is more a problem of perception than fact; it is always a policy option open to the UK.

"I would say it is more a problem for a psychological journal than for Science".

Which was more a problem of execution than of design, but still a problem.

"It's more a problem of strategy and how to make it effective," he said.

I thought it was going to be more, a problem comes up, you address it".

That was more a problem in the Liberal's own branches.

Bill Bradley's campaign never caught on, but Mr. Nader says that was more a problem of style than substance.