Sentence examples for much more general issue from inspiring English sources

Trust, then, is a much more general issue in health systems and in pharmaceuticals supply chains in particular than has so far been addressed.

Indeed, we prove a much more general result.

It is part of a more general issue: "Much of the evidence about what works, however, comes from projects undertaken on a small scale in controlled environments where funding and technical assistance have been sufficient," [ 35].

Feminist, multiculturalist, and postmodern criticisms of education extend far beyond the issue of critical thinking, addressing much more general features of philosophy and educational theory and practice.

It is a proxy issue, uniting outright xenophobia and racism with a much more general fear of globalisation, of the forces of change tearing through the international labour market and of the consequent surge in population mobility.

There was much more general participation then.

He also has a more general issue of alienation.

For me, it's much more general than that.

However, Theorem 2.1 covers much more general situations.

However, Theorems 1 and 2 are much more general.

"There's a much more general problem than that".