Sentence examples for much broader problems from inspiring English sources

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

"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.

Alongside that you have loyalist working class alienation which manifests itself around flags and parades, although it is a much broader problem.

"Flint symbolizes how disastrous the gaps are in the system and there really is a much broader problem across America," said Erik Olson, director of NRDC's health program.

He said people should be careful talking about tackling violent extremism because Islamism was a "much broader problem of ideology", whose supporters run into the millions across the globe.

The left and the AAP see corruption as a much broader problem – bribes and special favours certainly, but also the nepotism of the elite, the withering of public institutions and the attenuation of the political space.