Sentence examples for more systemic problem from inspiring English sources

In the more routine type of brutality, people will lie — that's a more systemic problem".

But football as an industry may also have a more systemic problem.

But although Morrison is glad that Brigham didn't come to Buffalo, she sees a more systemic problem.

"When you consider that the food which local processors are competing against in the school market has already been subsidized and paid for once by the taxpayer," Cook says, "you realize that it's a much more systemic problem".

He begins his book not with Whitey but with Joseph Barboza, and he insists that any narrative that hews too closely to the relationship between Bulger and the "rogue agent" John Connolly overlooks a more systemic problem.

While energy companies appear unable to deal with the human rights risks to villagers near their projects, a more systemic problem in the troubled sector may be more fixable, and within their corporate reach.

These are much bigger, much more systemic problems.

But there are clearly more systemic problems that need addressing.

"There are more systemic problems with that organization than can be addressed by firing the bad apples.

But simply blaming Serge Weinberg and letting it go at that overlooks deeper and more systemic problems.

Or is it a smoke signal that there are bigger, more systemic problems ahead for this day care?