Sentence examples for address the core problems from inspiring English sources

Opponents of the bailout called it a costly Band-Aid that did not address the core problems in the financial system.

Recently the government made some amendments to its plans, but this has done little to address the core problems with the new system.

It's clear Theroux's intentions were never consciously malicious, but it's a retort that doesn't really address the core problems of Cumberbatch's character.

Evan Harris, the Liberal Democrat Health spokesman, said: 'The Government has fine words about improving standards but with so many units failing they have yet to address the core problems.

"Simply doubling or tripling or quadrupling the money is not going to address the core problems," said Andrew J. Rotherham, director of the schools project for the Progressive Policy Institute, which, along with the Thomas B. Fordham Foundation, a conservative think tank, released the report that called for reform.

If, in addition to bringing down the numbers of probation and parole revocations, police officers and judges could also address the core problems of drug arrests and street violence, the United States might even be said to have solved its notorious prison 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.