Sentence examples for the problem has more from inspiring English sources

The problem has more to do with the company's direction.

I suspect the problem has more to do with incuriosity.

I think the problem has more to do with influential officials taking resources for themselves.

On January 17th Bill Bratton, the city's new police commissioner, declared "the problem has more or less been solved".

While there will be investigations, I'm willing to bet the problem has more to do with culture than competence.

There is no single answer to the problem of political obligation, as they see it, because the problem has more than one aspect.

But I always thought the problem had more to do with the shape of the sessions.

So far, scientists studying the problem have more questions than answers.

Election complaints officials will be looking at whether there were any deliberate attempts to undersupply polling stations, and whether the problem had more impact in some areas than others.

And in the case of Spain, the problem had more to do with the structure of the European monetary union than high levels of government debt, since Spain had a relatively low debt-to-GDP ratio.

And while the recession has certainly taken its toll on gambling nationwide, experts say the problems have more to do with proximity than pocketbooks.