Sentence examples for merely a problem from inspiring English sources

Internationally, the "the" problem is not the problem, it is merely a problem.

But when the women met yesterday there was no bitterness, merely a problem of etiquette.

Who's dropping them?" This selective navete is not merely a problem of style.

The media limitation of debate to a narrow establishment consensus is not merely a problem at the national level.

Whether you think the current shortage of donor sperm is a "crisis" or merely a "problem" depends on your perspective.

In other words, there was an issue of supply rather than merely a problem with demand for women.

The crisis was for him not merely a German problem, but the problem of modernity in general.

Bankers' recklessness would merely be a problem for shareholders to solve if banks lost only their shareholders' money.

There is a well grounded assumption that too much attention merely inflates a problem into a crisis.

I have found it to be a powerful way to quickly explain reframing how it differs from merely diagnosing a problem and how it can potentially create dramatically better results.

The editorial published over the weekend encouraged presidential candidates to address Social Security as part of a strategy to confront a growing retirement income crisis, rather than merely as a problem to be fixed.