Sentence examples for much broader problem from inspiring English sources

"The ELA is one small little morsel in a much broader problem".

But analysts recognize that expiring teaser rates are only part of a much broader problem.

But such an interpretation mistakes what is really happening — and actually represents a much broader problem with our budgetary thinking.

Innocent inmates are a symptom of a much broader problem -- a problem that the current national debate does not address.

His inability to deal with geological evidence was symptomatic of a much broader problem — one that may, in the end, set America on a path of inexorable decline.

"But such an interpretation mistakes what is really happening — and actually represents a much broader problem with our budgetary thinking," he writes.

Menaka Guruswamy, a supreme court lawyer, said that such failures of the criminal justice system reflected much broader problems.

Unfortunately for the public, the Metabolite case is only one example of a much broader patent problem in this country.

The move appears to be another attempt by Mr. Lawsky to address the much broader potential problem of the life insurance industry's use of the secretive transactions.

But Obama's frustrations in bagging a big, nonmilitary foreign policy achievement are rooted in a much broader structural problem — one that also explains why we have not produced a history-changing secretary of state since the cold war titans Henry Kissinger, George Shultz and James Baker.

A widening spy scandal involving a veteran agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and a prized informant in Los Angeles is part of a much broader institutional problem that has led to the disciplining of several hundred agents in recent years for improper dealings with informants, law enforcement officials say.