Examples of using Problem is not so much in English and their translations into Spanish
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The problem is not so much an issue of money.
Existing law is already very clear about the limits of their use. The problem is not so much that the law is lacking, but that it is not enforced;
The problem is not so much the where as the how.
I am convinced that in the space field the Russians are ahead of us particularly in large weight lifting capability,and that at the moment… the problem is not so much that to catch up the working speed they have already demonstrated.
The problem is not so much the clothes as the deportment.
As often with data issues, the problem is not so much gathering than as analyzing them and using them.
The problem is not so much one of production as of reading.
Because the problem is not so much the false or unverified identities.
The problem is not so much a difference in the quality of the water;
And the problem is not so much the standardization.
The problem is not so much black and white when it comes to white nails.
In rural areas, the problem is not so much of housing shortage, but rather that of poor quality housing.
The problem is not so much what the alternatives could be; .
As we have seen, the problem is not so much that all cheese is highly caloric, but rather the amount we eat.
The problem is not so much that our water is good and theirs is bad;
The problem is not so much forgetting the sea but the wrong kind of remembering of it.
In such cases, the problem is not so much the seriousness of the offence as the number of offences the young person commits.
But the problem is not so much to program the firmware, How to write the network name and password on your Access Point.
The problem is not so much the acidification, but the speed at which it's happening," says Johnson, who also put the corallines in variable pH conditions that may point to a capacity to adapt.
The problem is not so much about innovation but adaptation; in other words, how to adapt and how it can work, because sometimes something that works in one place doesn't work in another.
Well, the problem's not so much the speeding ticket.
The problem isn't so much what you have done. but your attitude.
My problem wasn't so much saving, but more so making that additional payment.
My problem wasn't so much saving, but more so making that additional payment.
At the root of the problem was not so much a lack of resources, as the inequitable distribution of resources both within and among nations.
The CHAIRPERSON emphasized that the problem was not so much the publication of the written responses as the translation of them.
Thus the problem was not so much access to antiretroviral dugs, as the stigmatization of HIV-infected persons.
The problem was not so much, however, a lack of rules as the failure to implement them effectively.
Most delegates felt that the problem was not so much a lack of legislation as a lack of commitment to implement the agreements.
In short, the problem was not so much one of racial discrimination as of a lower level of“employability” of the Roma.