Sentence examples for addressing underlying causes from inspiring English sources

iiiIn fact, studies here, here, and here show it actually strengthened gangs without addressing underlying causes for their prevalence.

But what's really needed, Brashares and coauthors argue, to address conflict brought on by wildlife decline is identifying and addressing underlying causes.

Many African Americans would rather be considered sick than crazy, and as a result, they are more inclined to talk about physical symptoms like headaches or digestive problems without addressing underlying causes like sadness or despair.

"While many hoped that U.S. foreign policy would be more to Europe's liking," Mr. Daalder said, "Washington has been even more unilateralist than before, more insistent on having its way and more dismissive of the perspectives of others -- whether it is on rebuilding Afghanistan, addressing underlying causes of terrorism, or broadening the scope of the war on terrorism".

More than 700 comments have been posted on that post, and many of these addressed underlying causes.

Expensive and impractical G.E. animals are merely Band-Aid solutions to issues like childhood diarrhea and animal disease, failing to address underlying causes like poverty and unsanitary conditions.

The statement said Scullion was committed to working with First Australians to address underlying causes of youth incarceration, and had offered to work with the NT government in addressing them.

Last night's interview with the Hong Kong broadcaster Phoenix television was the first public acknowledgement that Beijing is looking beyond protective measures and seeking to understand and address underlying causes.

Mr. McCall said the commission would not seek to assign blame for the string of police shootings but rather would make recommendations to address underlying causes for tension and fill what the comptroller considers a vacuum of leadership on the issue from City Hall.

Implementation must be informed by country-level, context and culturally-specific assessments to determine the needs of women farmers on a community, regional and country level in order to tailor approaches which will address underlying causes of inequality while ensuring women's wellbeing.

New goals must also address underlying causes of poverty, including the loss of natural capital and ecosystem services -- the so-called "GDP of the poor".