Sentence examples for between core problems and from inspiring English sources
The distinction between core problems and symptoms is important when evaluating the impact of proposed changes to the research system.
In addition to these three general conclusions, we distinguished between core problems and the symptoms of those problems, and we also identified 'guiding themes and principles' (Box 1) that provided a framework for our recommendations.
After the Second World War, the core countries of Western Europe finally realized that the war cannot solve the core problems and conflicts between them.
What are the core problems your product and service solves?
The possible neurophysiological connection between motor problems demonstrated by the MFNU and the core problems of ADHD is discussed at length in the MFNU manual [ 5], and by Stray [ 2], and in Stray et al. [ 1].
It should be stopped, but airdrops of food and water will not solve the core problems.
I have found that in workplaces where English-only rules are imposed there is always a core problem of animosity and mistrust among the employees or between manager and employee, and the use of native languages only exacerbates it.
Roosevelt's defenders said its core problem was financial and not of its making.
"We need a strong authority that can act and act swiftly". Abdullah described the Middle East as a region with many challenges, from creating jobs to improving education, but addressing those issues will be difficult without settling the region's "core problem," the dispute between Israelis and Palestinians.
