Sentence examples for rather a problem from inspiring English sources

"It is not just about enforcing security but rather a problem of education and community involvement".

"This isn't a problem of intelligence sharing, but rather a problem related to ensuring that all the wealth of information we had was appropriately correlated, analyzed and highlighted".

I am six ft. one and a half inches tall and I found the ball turret quite cozy and rather a problem for keeping awake in.

I do not see these incidents as representing prejudice against women, but rather a problem of the working environment for doctors in Japan's medical system.

But this does not explain the allure of the violence card, which perpetuates the reassuring notion that violence against black people is not society's concern but rather a problem for black people to fix on their own.

That, the authors say, suggests that the arthrogryposis was caused not by a disorder of the tissues, but rather a problem with the nervous system that prevented the foetus from moving around normally in the womb – a mechanism by which foetuses develop their joints and tissues correctly.

Structured analysis is not a problem-solving domain, rather a problem-definition domain.

Defining this space, however, should not be considered an algorithm problem but rather a framing problem.

He didn't think it was a sociological problem but rather a psychological problem.

He answered an anguished question about workplace immigration raids by explaining, rather loftily, that this was a symptom of a broader problem rather than a problem in itself.The crowd, which had cheered Mr Obama, listened politely.

They treat him like a customer rather than a problem.