Sentence examples for of a greater problem from inspiring English sources

And, while I haven't heard from him recently and don't know the specifics of the situation, his departure is emblematic of a greater problem at the Film Society.

The film depicts a clash between whites and blacks (one of the main villains is an ambitious mulatto politician), but, in this passage, "ignorant negroes" are a secondary concern, a mere symptom of a greater problem.

"The driver's license is only a symptom of a greater problem of not recognizing the social calamity we have in our midst," Bishop DiMarzio wrote in the Brooklyn Diocese's newspaper, The Tablet.

Gülmay's struggles are indicative of a greater problem in the country.

We came to the conclusion that what we were really seeing was symptoms of a greater problem and that problem was poor soil health.

Now, I know this is not too surprising, but bear with me while I explain how this event is a symptom of a greater problem.

Even some of the most prominent welfare reformers of the day came to recognize the lack of jobs as a greater problem than lack of morality.

TO her, his lack of income masked a greater problem: a lack of drive.

I admire the abolitionists because they took hold of a great problem — slavery was deeply entrenched in the economy of the United States and the whole Western world, as we tend to forget.

Problem finding is an essential skill of clinical investigation, and the definition of a great problem sometimes occurs long after the solution has been observed.

The LTF of children is a great problem for evaluating the effectiveness of prophylaxis to prevent perinatal HIV transmission.