Sentence examples for addresses a real problem from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, this time the program in question addresses a real problem, lack of insurance.
The stability pact addresses a real problem: namely, that governments may be tempted to borrow too much once EMU starts, because the single currency will reduce the interest-rate penalty they would otherwise have to face.
The idea is simple enough and addresses a real problem.
This paper addresses a real problem of designing the routes over a planning period with flexibility in the dates of delivery.
Nevertheless, the move does address a real problem.
It addressed a real problem: some 22% of the elderly lacked drug coverage.
As Schneiderman noted in his letter to the governor, the proposal seeks to address a real problem.
Janet C. Wells, director of public policy at the National Citizens Coalition for Nursing Home Reformm, a consumer group, said: "The administration is trying to address a real problem in a very bad way.
"This is a perfect opportunity for the federal government to address a real problem and provide real long-term benefits that would benefit communities for decades".
But Mr. Cameron insisted at the same time that it would be "untruthful" and "unfair" not to address a real problem.
So let's be grateful that the banks have finally provided us with a scandal that we can understand, and to the regulators, for (belatedly) addressing a real problem that too many Americans grapple with daily.
