Sentence examples for more problem than from inspiring English sources

What remains is a serious breach of trust between the police and residents in the poorer wards of the city, many of whom feel that the authorities are more problem than solution, and so are more inclined to settle their troubles on their own — settlements that can often involve firearms.

Under Mr. Bellone's predecessor, Steve Levy, the county had become a bastion of the anti-immigrant resentment found in parts of the South and Southwest: the toxic mix of insecurity and hostility that views recent immigrants as more problem than opportunity and expresses itself through English-only language laws and police crackdowns in immigrant communities.

"It just creates more problems than profits.

could create more problems than it solves.

"That said, there were more problems than just corruption".

It would create more problems than it would solve".

Does this create more problems than it solves?

"Guantanamo is causing more problems than it solves," he said.

"There are a lot more problems than these numbers reflect".

"This could, obviously, cause more problems than it solves though".

Mortimore thinks that ministers create more problems than they solve.