Sentence examples for more a problem for from inspiring English sources

I appreciate that this may be naïve, but an increasingly unstable, unduly Islamist Pakistan would be far more a problem for India than it is for the United States, and we should at least be trying to encourage enlightened self-interest there.

"I would say it is more a problem for a psychological journal than for Science".

Is that issue more a problem for King.com specifically, or potentially for other tech companies looking to make that leap?

I see it being more a problem for the governors and the screws".

"As the years go by, it is more and more of a problem for me – it doesn't feel natural for me to get on a plane anymore".

Isn't money even more of a problem for sport?

Once the storm struck, it was more of a problem for Mr. Romney.

Tackling was more of a problem for the Hokies on one play in the first half.

Mobile phones are more of a problem for me than an audience voicing its excitement.

Scarce strong sun in the UK is, therefore, even more of a problem for them.

It's more of a problem for them, because they're sitting.