Sentence examples for address the true problem from inspiring English sources

We are desperately in need of reform, he insists, but we must reform the right things, and address the true problem.

What the candidates need to do is respect the voters, and explain the economics and outline policies that will address the true problems.

"It is believed that selfie deaths are underreported and the true problem needs to be addressed," it says.

Often such improvements developed under research station conditions fail to address the true system problems or farmer concerns.

If we do not fully acknowledge and address the true scale of our housing problems, the consequences will be devastating for even more people who will surely fall victim to the horrors of homelessness.

The company, she says, has failed to address its true problems: not only the deficit but the fact that American modern dance, which Graham more or less created (her company is the oldest dance troupe in America), had moved on since her time, making her work seem old-fashioned.

But he did not think it addressed the true source of the problem.

He adds that "the myth that creative incomers are to blame" for rising housing costs and commercial rents works against addressing the true root of the problem, which he sums up as "poor city management".

The same is true when trying to address the hard problem of automated extraction of (meaningful) bioactivity data from patents.

The problem of the planet is our true problem.

In this article, we address the problem of estimating a true evolutionary distance under the DCJ model of evolution, assuming no change in gene content and a uniform distribution of all possible DCJ events the same simplifying assumptions used to date in all rearrangement analyses.