Sentence examples for not merely a problem from inspiring English sources

Who's dropping them?" This selective navete is not merely a problem of style.

The media limitation of debate to a narrow establishment consensus is not merely a problem at the national level.

Rendition is justifiable because it interdicts terrorists, and terrorism is not merely a problem of law enforcement.

This underlines the view that corruption is not merely a problem of the developing world.

The spread of fake news is not merely a problem of bots, but part of a larger problem of whether or not people exercise critical thinking and information-literacy skills.

This crisis of poverty is not merely a problem for New York City, but the nation.

I mention that not for the "woe is me" factor (woe unto me for altogether different reasons), but to illustrate the fact that rising food costs isn't merely a problem "over there".

This isn't merely a problem for the developing areas.

The crisis was for him not merely a German problem, but the problem of modernity in general.

I have only one criticism of "Too Good for a Trade?," by Paul Levine (Op-Ed, Sept. 17): the curtailment of vocational education is not merely a Westchester problem -- it is a national problem.

For them, the genocidal state was not merely a German problem, something that resulted from listening to too much Wagner; it was a Western problem, rooted in the Enlightenment urge to dominate nature.