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could create more problems than it solves.

But he added that splitting the role could create more problems than it solves, by adding to the management upheaval.

"It is true that the lawyers' movement, if it destroys Musharraf, could create more problems than it solves.

However, the upshot of the particular provision of the Volcker Rule around banks trading in foreign sovereign bonds could create more problems than it solves.

"This could create more problems than it solves by simply encouraging people to build more holiday homes and golf courses," she said.

Adding to a growing list of Congressional concerns about domestic security, a study released today warns that the president's plan for a new Department of Homeland Security is too ambitious and could create more problems than it solves.

But until the ATF's role in federal law enforcement is clearly defined and understood, just giving them more gun transactions to regulate could create more problems than it solves.

But Wendy R. Sherman, who was the Clinton administration's North Korean policy coordinator, warned that scrapping the agreement could create more problems than it solved.

Details of how the Trump administration will implement and enforce the order are still fuzzy, but academic organizations are concerned that the policy could create more problems than it will solve.

But – like any good thing in excess – it can create more problems than it solves.

In fact, reunification could very well create more problems than it solves for everyone involved — except for the 25 million people who have to live in the North.