Sentence examples for the problem rather from inspiring English sources

The problem, rather, is the magic of the Harvard name.

The problem, rather, is finding the sites for the buildings.

The chancellor is part of the problem rather than the solution.

Japan's rising trade surplus is adding substantially to the problem rather than contributing to a solution.

But the problem rather was that markets were distorted by bailouts and skewed incentives.

So has Messi become part of the problem, rather than the solution to Argentina's puzzle?

Surely we are charged with reversing the problem rather than extending it in perpetuity.

Ronald Reagan regarded government as the problem rather than the solution, and therefore shrank social programmes.

The problem, rather, is the unexpected: an unwary bird; an unmapped tree; a gust of wind.

He believed that government is the problem rather than the solution.

His mantra that government was the problem rather than the solution was revolutionary for its time.