Sentence examples for the wider problem is from inspiring English sources

The wider problem is how to prepare young players for the goldfish bowl and its riches.

The wider problem is that Google has become the ultimate monopolist of the information age.

But the wider problem is a structural shift in the way consumers spend their money.

But the wider problem is one shared by politicians of all ages, and not only when wrestling with tech.

In her own field, as an actor, there's often talk of older women being sidelined, and while this is "always an issue," she says, "the wider problem is that there is a diminishing pool of work.

While there's evidently a very simple fix for this issue, the wider problem is that users don't find the fix on their own because they were expecting the smart lock to be smarter — i.e. to have been engineered without any such usage wrinkles.

It would take an optimistic soul to conclude that the wider problem was eliminated there and any suspicion of a repeat brings a sensitive reaction.

"Although the snow will have proved disruptive, the wider problem was that it gave already cautious consumers another excuse not to spend," said Matt Piner, research director at Conlumino.

But the second, wider problem is a shift to a more polarised labour market with a growing number of people trapped in low-wage work, and this looks like it is here to stay.

This wider problem is illustrated elsewhere in the AHRC's Delivery Plan.

Yet acknowledging that we have a culture-wide problem is the first step toward finding a solution.