Sentence examples for mainly the problem is from inspiring English sources

But mainly, the problem is one of modern invention.

"Mainly, the problem is fear on the part of the clinical team that their well-intended efforts can result in a disastrous lawsuit".

Mainly the problem is that they're so darn small, and packed so tightly, and connect in so many places at once, that it's hard to tell where anything's going.

For instance, polarized or photochromic lenses sound fancy, but mainly they reduce glare; the problem is they may or may not protect against UV light, which is the goal!

The problem is mainly about the lack of women going into the IT sector in the first place.

That is, the problem is mainly political and intellectual, rather than strictly economic.

Turing said in 1950 that computers were fast enough already and "the problem is mainly one of programming".

The simplistic diagnosis, offered mainly by Germany, is that the problem is due to profligacy in public spending.

But Masaru Tamamoto, senior fellow at the World Policy Institute, argues in an Op-Ed article that his country is in the doldrums -- and that the problem is mainly psychological.

He said the problem is mainly with comparison sites, social media sites and online financial services, such as mortgage calculators, insurance quote tools and online banking.

The problem is mainly a result of lead that has built up in the skeleton over a lifetime, and is then released as menopause causes bones to break down and lose minerals, said Dr. Denis Nash, the main researcher.