Examples of using Problem is not so much in English and their translations into Dutch
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The problem is not so much the inflow.
With regard to the two-speed Europe, I am going to say something very fundamental: the problem is not so much that there are two speeds,
The problem is not so much a technical but a human one.
delegated to different organisations, the problem is not so much to do with the technical arrangements for making the subdivision than with the balance with which the(new)
The problem is not so much that algorithms can make mistakes.
Besides, for us, the problem is not so much in the Executive Board but in the government.
The problem is not so much stocks but rather production capacity.”.
In my view, the real problem is not so much illegal content as undesirable content.
The problem is not so much the Pact. The problem is that we are in a monetary union and we do not have an economic union.
Let us say right away that the problem is not so much what we shall be voting for on Thursday but far more what
The problem is not so much with shipping but rather with road transport that is still a long way from complying with the legislation.
However, I would like to point out to the Commissioner that the problem is not so much one of grouping together various budget headings in order to remove others, as that of removing useless expenditure within the budget,
Our problem is not so much the fact that it is being applied,
Yet the problem is not so much our speed, but the lack of pauses.
The problem is not so much that no distinction can be made between feedback consisting of cheap gossip
The problem is not so much about access as about supply-side constraints,
The problem is not so much whether early repayment is possible or not, rather the problem
However, the problem is not so much a moral slackening as the difficulty of maintaining a personal empire once the expansionary thrust has been lost.
I believe that the problem is not so much with the trade marks directive but with the interpretation contained in the Silhouette judgment on Article 7 of the trade marks directive.
The problem is not so much individual firms,
Mr President, as I see it, the problem is not so much that we provide too little money
Problem isn't so much why, as how.
No, sir. The problem wasn't so much who did it.
The problem was not so much the fact that no butter was reported in the recipe like the feeling I got during reading it.
The most worrying problem was not so much the fact that tourists were unable to reach the islands
Elsewhere in Europe the problems are not so much those of Member countries' citizens, but of migrant groups who may not enjoy the rights of citizenship.