Sentence examples for much wider problem from inspiring English sources

And it's an aspect of a much wider problem.

The Novartis case illustrates a much wider problem in the pharmaceutical industry.

The rural schools in South Carolina are symptoms of a much wider problem.

Lewis Coates, team leader, said: "This investigation was potentially only part of a much wider problem.

It has since emerged that Mr. Goodman sent Mr. Hinton a letter that year reporting a much wider problem.

Those figures, combined with its own forthcoming research, are enough to convince Wada that the sport still has a much wider problem than testers can currently establish.

For Le Vay, the significance of Selye's work lay particularly in its application to broader social issues: Selye's work is important, not only in the narrow biological field of injury and response to injury, but in relation to the much wider problems of man as a living organism set in the stresses of modern civilisation, so many and so varied and so constant in their impact.

"The problem is a much wider social problem.

That gap is part of a much wider inequality problem in Britain's workplaces.

It is part of a much wider political problem that the spending review has posed.

It is shown here that a much wider class of problem of exponentially varying harmonic excitations can also be analyzed by the dynamic stiffness method.