Sentence examples for more profound problem from inspiring English sources

The more profound problem is really about demographics.

This partisan scrap is the symptom of a much more profound problem.

But there is a more profound problem: the message that she is conveying to foreign audiences is fundamentally different from that of Myanmar's government.

Amending the statute to focus on protecting American people rather than an American address would not have dealt with a larger and more profound problem.

Moreover, according to Bambach, there was a more profound problem: after studying an image of the drawing — the same costume, the same features, the same strokes that Kemp examined — she had her own strong intuition.

All politicians, regardless of which side they support in the referendum, should consider a more profound problem that has also emerged during my 13 years as a journalism tutor: a growing indifference towards mainstream politics and mainstream media.

But to a large extent it has only catalyzed an awareness of more profound problems".

Early maltreatment, it seems, may be a symptom of more profound problems in the early environments of our most vulnerable children, rather than the problem itself.

One curbside lane on the bridge, headed outbound to Virginia, was shut earlier this month to make way for inspectors, who discovered the more profound problems that prompted the latest restrictions.

The chaos in South Sudan should not have come as a surprise after donors sought to build a state without addressing more profound problems of internal conflict and political reconciliation, a senior UN official has said.

If there are more profound problems a referral to our children's psychologist is possible.