Sentence examples for primarily a problem from inspiring English sources

For the Einsatzgruppen, murdering human beings was primarily a problem of logistics, engineering, efficiency.

The venom poisoning of humans is primarily a problem of rural tropical regions, though it occurs worldwide.

"If the drug issue is still seen as primarily a problem of the black inner city, then we'll continue to see this enormously disparate impact," Ms. Fellner said.

Rural poverty is not primarily a problem of legality, but of low productivity, whose solution requires an interconnected complex of changes, including both technology and education.

According to her granddaughter, Susan Bartlett Crater, "it was primarily a problem over money and Jackie's belief that not everything had to be paid for.

Such complacency may reflect a belief that AIDS is primarily a problem in Africa, or a feeling that AIDS has become treatable, so why worry about infection.

Our deficit problem is primarily a spending problem, but it is not only a spending problem".

"The West Nile problem is primarily a Staten Island problem," the borough president, Guy Molinari, said yesterday.

"And primarily, overwhelmingly, a problem for the black and brown community, 94 percent of the convictions".

You're there primarily as a problem solver, second as a role model, and third as an officer," he said.

What drives you to fabricate such an obsessive and seemingly endless supply of notes, sketches, plans and objects? A. I think of myself, primarily, as a problem solver.