Sentence examples for rather the problems from inspiring English sources

Rather the problems often lie in the small things that discourage and ultimately drive out too many potential stars.

Rather, the problems appear to be personal.

Rather, the problem was anxiety.

Which is rather the problem.

And in the end, isn't that rather the problem?

Rather, the problem is that neither the management nor the workers really control the Postal Service.

Rather, the problem lies in the detail and, above all, getting them into law.

Rather, the problem is one of students not getting value for their money.

Rather, the problem may not be the paper so much as its address: N.Y.C.

Rather, the problem is that a suit, the silhouette of a suit, doesn't visually engage us at the moment.

Rather, the problem is that, despite its prevalence, stage sex is often a mix of the coy and the embarrassing.