Sentence examples for larger problem in the from inspiring English sources

I feel this will become a larger problem in the future in many different businesses.

The story is a personal tragedy for Flynn, but it illustrates a larger problem in the national-security community.

The failure of these advance directives is just one symptom of a much larger problem in the care of people who are dying.

Mr. Mas Santos said that the tension was overstated and that Ms. Pérez Castellon's departure did not reflect a larger problem in the group.

This in turn is a symptom of a larger problem in the world as a whole: all that matters any longer is what can earn money and what can lead to a job.

Bearing in mind the above, the costs you quote and the reference to how few childminders are available in Hull compared to Bromley, I suspect that this is also a far larger problem in the north than elsewhere.

The failed auctions are tied to and exacerbating the larger problems in the financial markets.

In August, White again used the Bonus Army protests to discuss what he saw as larger problems in the country.

The articles not only examined the causes of the Challenger catastrophe but also put it in the context of larger problems in the national space program.

As for larger problems in the department, he said, "I have confidence in all the men and women of our East Haven Police Department, from top to bottom".

Those expectations were exceeded by the clear and compelling way in which the book wrestles with the difficulties faced by regulators as they seek to design regulations that solve problems without creating larger problems in the process.