Sentence examples for a root of the problem from inspiring English sources

Higher fuel costs, a root of the problem in California's deregulated energy industry, will soon be felt on Long Island.

As a sociologist, he suggests that a root of the problem is the lack of social infrastructure when youths aren't part of one of the three core institutions of family, school, or work.

It's easy – and accurate – to point at education and the removal of music from core curricula as a primary root of the problem.

A lot of people think a root cause of the problem was the conflict of interest created by the fact the agencies were paid by the creators of those products, and therefore were dependent on their good will for additional business.

A root cause of the problem is education.

Put a different way, the root of the problem is that jurors tend to believe that punitive damages are not deductible, even though they are.

"We are demanding a formal apology through the Spanish embassy and an explanation from the Australian government, so that at a sports level the root of the problem can be corrected for this offence".

Let's start by taking a look at the root of the problem.

I once told an audience during a technology seminar that the root of the problem lies with Singapore's housing policy.

But there is also a lesson here for the EPA -- and an opportunity to address the root of the problem.

But that commitment to aid by the EU cannot cannot be a smokescreen for tackling the root of the problem, the structural causes of poverty.