Sentence examples for underlying problem was that from inspiring English sources

An underlying problem was that Mr. Bradley was not terribly good at taking advice.

The underlying problem was that financial instruments evolved too fast, creating too much credit and too much leverage in the system.

The underlying problem was that the Standard Rules has no enforcement mechanism other than persuasion and voluntary compliance.

The underlying problem was that she had not accepted the situation and by threatening him to train, she might have hoped that his condition would return to "normal" and that their life continue as before.

"Often the payments can be as much as the project itself is worth," says Gordon Edge of the British Wind Energy Association.The underlying problem is that renewables are an inherently more expensive source of energy.

In Britain a prominent group of Atlanticist politicians including Lord Bell, once Margaret Thatcher's public-relations man, Lord Desai, an economist, and Nicholas Soames, a Conservative MP, have formed a campaign aimed at airing and sorting out British grievances.An underlying problem is that the two countries are deeply divided over what the "special relationship" really means.

The underlying problem is that you don't pay us doctors, the underlying drivers of more than $1 trillion in government spending, for what you really want.

Part of the problem is that underlying these systems there are requirements of achieving aims whilst keeping costs and computational complexity low (Figure 5).

"I'm enormously worried by the signs of fatigue in the state apparatus," admits Edmundo Pérez Yoma, Chile's interior minister since January.The underlying problem, however, is that public spending has increased faster than the public administration's ability to spend money properly.

Some theorists have argued that the underlying cause of the problem is that we have the wrong theory about the relation between parts and wholes.

She argued, with some prescience, that the bailout failed to address the banks' underlying problem, which was not liquidity but insolvency.