Sentence examples for of a deeper issue from inspiring English sources

Ed Brown, 47, the president of the Ingersoll Houses tenants' association, said the fence was a sign of a deeper issue: "The disconnect between newer residents and longtime residents and people coming in the area via the bike lanes".

He hinted at the possibility of a deeper issue, and perhaps off-season surgery, when he said, "I got five more games to win, and then I can get better".

(Is that "e" meant to be a Liverpudlian pronunciation?) This bum note proved symptomatic of a deeper issue which, I think, is to do with the artistic difficulty of inhabiting and portraying Lennon's deep consciousness.

Bias, literalism, bureaucratization, and zombiehood are symptoms, it would seem, of a deeper issue.

But it is symbolic of a deeper issue: Ubisoft's seemingly low estimation of the kind of "America" that gamers are willing to see.

Although understanding of moral trespassing appears to be a basic cognitive skill, for some people, an inability to apologize is evidence of a deeper issue.

It relates to a deeper issue of organizational ethos and expresses the urgent need for humanitarian organizations to admit to and address the direct impact of ethical challenges on HCPs in the field.

The profound effect of feature dependencies also points to a deeper issue for any natural-scene analysis.

They're simply an unnatural stop-gap-means of superficially addressing a deeper issue.

But many start out small as a way to experiment because they learn somewhere along the way that some of these drugs can temporarily regulate a deeper issue of the brain.

Beneath the more immediate crisis playing out in the city of 285,000 people is a deeper issue: outdated water infrastructure alongside a national lead law that critics say is too weak.