Sentence examples for core causes of from inspiring English sources

In Peru, for example, research has highlighted how legal reforms have been hindered by poor enforcement, under-resourcing and a failure to address core causes of violence against women.

The report went on to say that "antispam efforts should presently focus on one of the core causes of the problem -- the ability of spammers to use obfuscatory techniques".

But fewer fireworks and more somber parties will not get to the core causes of waste: the legions of Chinese officials who take bribes and siphon off government funds.

As Jeremiah Norton, a director at the F.D.I.C., said in a statement on Tuesday: "It should not have been as difficult as it has been for the agencies to come together on today's leverage-ratio proposal, which hardly seems like a seismic shift in capital requirements and represents an attempt to address one of the core causes of the financial crisis".

First, what do you see are the core causes of the crisis?

The underpinnings and aftermath of racism and discrimination (not of race) are well-documented as core causes of incarceration (Alexander 2010).

A survey of most classroom libraries will reveal a core cause of the "knowledge deficit": the absence of nonfiction books and materials.

Teenage childbearing was denounced as a core cause of poverty and all its ills, from crime and drug addiction to bad schools and welfare dependence.

Sweetness enhancers could prove important if it turns out that the fructose portion of sugar is the core cause of ills like diabetes, heart disease and cancer.

The great economist Irving Fisher thought that the increasing real burden of debt resulting from deflation was the core cause of the Great Depression.

Some activists and researchers say that minerals are not the core cause of Congo's war, that there are other, more powerful factors, such as political and ethnic struggles and conflicts over land.