Sentence examples for addressed the fundamental problem from inspiring English sources

But none of these has addressed the fundamental problem getting in the way of the seamless collaboration of the NHS and social care.

But none of these moves addressed the fundamental problem: Starbucks is a mass brand attempting to command a premium price for an experience that is no longer special.

But none of these expedients addressed the fundamental problem of the "dollar gap" — the fact that an exhausted Europe could not earn the foreign exchange it needed to pay for indispensable U.S. imports.

Military action alone isn't sufficient and more military action in Libya would not have addressed the fundamental problem of a lack of political cohesion.

But the "Sanity Code" of 1948 and the various reports from the Knight Commission over the years never addressed the fundamental problem in college sports.

Finally Rose et al (2014) also addressed the fundamental problem of statistical significance of parametric tumour maps using indexed distribution analysis of bevacizumab DCE-MRI data.

"They haven't addressed the fundamental problems.

But regulators never addressed the fundamental problems with the rate-setting process.

Neither presidential candidate has addressed the fundamental problems Social Security faces over the next 30 years (news article, Oct. 20).

Other lawmakers said they feared that the recertification had not addressed the fundamental problems that electronic machines are prone to.

Barofsky went on, "It is a remarkable failure of our system that we've not addressed the fundamental problems that brought us into the financial crisis.