Sentence examples for the problem rather is 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 problem, rather, is what the Government spends for.
The problem, rather, is the unexpected: an unwary bird; an unmapped tree; a gust of wind.
The problem, rather, is that "the repetition of such acts" underestimates reactions throughout the Muslim world.
The problem, rather, is that history and architecture are both being made to move at the pace of politics.
But the problem rather was that markets were distorted by bailouts and skewed incentives.
The problem, rather, was a defense that often seemed to break down.
The problem, rather, was that the programming devised by Gilbert, the composers Matthias Pintscher and Christopher Rouse, and Pablo Heras-Casado, the new leader of St . Lukes—leaned too hard on famous names and well-heeled epigones.
No, the problem, rather, was that the violence didn't spell the end for some of the show's most expendable characters, namely those supposed to be our heroes.
The problem, rather, was that the programming — devised by Gilbert, the composers Matthias Pintscher and Christopher Rouse, and Pablo Heras-Casado, the new leader of St . Lukes — leaned too hard on famous names and well-heeled epigones.
