Sentence examples for mainly a problem from inspiring English sources

It's mainly a problem with television.

It's mainly a problem with age.

But Syria's crisis is mainly a problem for Arabs.

But it's mainly a problem of the cognitive dissonance which afflicts us all in relation to digital technology.

[He added, "The analysts who looked at it in our building think it was mainly a problem of sloppy communications".

The women in the network seem to agree with Sandberg that sexism in America is mainly a problem that women can fix by being more assertive.

While the killing of Mr. Stevens is a "tragedy," said Robert Malley, Middle East and North Africa program director at the International Crisis Group, "in the longer term, Libya mainly is a problem for Libyans".

Still, there were complaints from many quarters that President Ronald Reagan virtually ignored the disease in the early years of the epidemic, when some politicians saw AIDS mainly as a problem for gay men and drug addicts.

But he saw this mainly as a problem in the business world (where, unlike in government, the impulse of "quality conscious" customers was to resort to "exit" rather than to "voice").

The relatively low response rate of 10.4% in this study can be explained by a general lack of motivation or awareness among cattle farmers because Q fever was mainly considered a problem among small-ruminant dairy farms.

This is mainly a European problem.