Sentence examples for core problem in from inspiring English sources
Crosstalk is the core problem in creating three-dimensional illusions.
Pensions are not the core problem in Woonsocket.
Orr's plan addresses a core problem in Detroit: systemic population drain.
The inability to interact socially is a core problem in autism.
"Protectionism in industrial countries is the core problem in the fight against poverty," he argues.
"Our core problem in Iraq," he says, "remains Donald Rumsfeld's disastrous decision -- endorsed by President Bush -- to invade Iraq on the cheap".
Opponents of the bailout called it a costly Band-Aid that did not address the core problems in the financial system.
But that boom could be wasted, they warn, if the government proves incapable of tackling core problems in education, power generation, land reform, infrastructure, corruption and inequality.
The report outlines six "core problems" in the justice system: loss of legal aid for housing, welfare, debt, immigration, medical negligence and family law cases; failure of the exceptional case funding scheme; lack of public legal education; mass closures of legal advice centres; higher court fees; excessive bureaucracy in the Legal Aid Agency; and antiquated technology.
One of the most interesting ideas to emerge from the callout was that privacy largely depends on its context, and that these contexts change: "One of the core problems in regarding privacy online is the continuous, updating nature of the data that is being gathered," said Ansgar Koene.
Appearing before the House Financial Services Committee on Tuesday, the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, said the administration would "take a fresh, cold, hard look at the core problems" in housing finance and deliver a "comprehensive set of reforms" to Congress, but declined to specify a timetable.
