Sentence examples for Addressing the core problem from inspiring English sources

Third and last, there is scant ground for confidence that Mr Cameron's comprehensive strategy will go any significant way towards addressing the core problem of contagion.

He is also right to seek repeal of federal mandates that extend benefits to illegal immigrants, but this, too, would fall short of addressing the core problem.

"That begins to address the core problem," he said.

But some advocates said the procedures do not address the core problem.

But none of these measures address the core problem -- the many errors that are discovered only years later.

Paying basketball and football players will not address the core problem of an unsustainable arms race in college sports.

The trouble with most of the programs is that, while they are philosophically sound, they do not address the core problem: the insurance market itself.

Even though the courts acted in the Anambra election, the report argued, they did not address the core problem of the state's broken political system.

"I do not see anything to address the core problem, which is the use of federal funds to subsidize health plans that include coverage of abortion," he said.

This is a nice article that unfortunately goes straight to the periphery of the issue and thus fails to address the core problem of divorce in America today.

In Darfur, governments around the world focused on getting a UN force which could only manage the situation, not address the core problem: bad governance in Khartoum.