Sentence examples for problem is wider from inspiring English sources

But isn't Goodell's move an admission that the league thinks the spying problem is wider than the few videotapes the Patriots turned over?

"And the problem is wider - other health boards have retrospectively adjusted their figures, social unavailability is at an all-time high of almost 21,000 at June 2011, now dropped to 9,500 as of September 2012 - that is nothing short of a miracle.

ISRCTN41545712 There are different estimates reported on the prevalence of children having parents with alcohol problems, and these figures all indicate that the problem is wide-spread.

Others say the problem was wider.

Matear agreed and said the problem was wider than just climate science: "Public good research at the CSIRO at the moment looks like a non-viable way forward.

In an interview with The Independent on Sunday, Ms Cooper said that the problem was wider than the historic cases uncovered through the Jimmy Savile scandal and the abuse of hundreds of children in Rotherham.

The problem was wide-ranging.

Therefore, the range and technical importance of the problem are wide and especially connected with industrial construction.

The Keogh review found the NHS trust had major failings and then health regulator Monitor found problems were wider than first thought.

Our problems are wider, deeper and rooted in a crisis of values that has affected thousands if not millions of people, very few of whom were crooks or thieves.

Indeed, Motorola's problems are wide-ranging and deep.