Sentence examples for addressing basic problems from inspiring English sources

A ballyhooed bill passed last summer was mostly a grab bag of subsidies and giveaways, largely useless in addressing basic problems.

There were the architects who wrote to her about students who relied so heavily on ready digital information that they were unprepared to address basic problems onsite.

As he goes about the necessary business of tightening border security, Mr. Ashcroft should address basic problems rather than settling for quick but ultimately ineffective solutions.

JEM-EUSO is a wide-angle refractive UV telescope being proposed for attachment to the ISS, which has been designed to address basic problems of fundamental physics and high-energy astrophysics investigating the nature of cosmic rays with energies above 1020 eV.

This approach demonstrates the complexity of the interactions between health, its determinants and its outcomes [ 32] and can provide insight into dealing with complex health issues as well as addressing basic health problems [ 33- 35].

His presidential address, "Basic Problems of Contemporary Sociology," was delivered on 8 September 1954 at the Association's annual meeting and was later published in the American Sociological Review.

Although these reforms benefited the vast majority of the underprivileged, they did nothing to address basic economic problems such as the mounting trade deficit.

He finds "growing interest in industry to engage with universities to address basic research problems, to enhance basic knowledge of disease mechanisms".

Whether there are remittances or training or schooling, these won't address the basic problems that are there.

This paper addresses several basic problems inspired by the adaptation of economic mechanisms, and auctions in particular, to the Internet.

This paper addresses two basic problems associated with composition: how to ensure the interruptibility of the composed system; and how to allocate computation time optimally among the components.