Sentence examples for core problems which from inspiring English sources

One of the core problems, which is in fact mentioned in the movie, is that we don't understand consciousness well enough to implement it.

And I'm afraid nothing can prevent the next debacle unless we address the core problems, which are the lack of management accountability and the lack of transparency of these new financial tools.

It employed a problem tree to differentiate underlying causes from their more immediate manifestations and thus to isolate core problems which were then mapped into strategy areas.

"I do not see anything to address the core problem, which is the use of federal funds to subsidize health plans that include coverage of abortion," he said.

But he added, "we have not resolved the core problem, which is the need to ensure that countries can pay back their debt".

"But we have not resolved the core problem, which is the need to ensure that countries can pay back their debt".

If you have a headache or insomnia, it's so much easier to take a pill for that than to deal with the core problem, which could be a very simple fix.

The excessive focus on population is a dangerous distraction from the core problem, which is not how many of us there are but how we use the planet and share its resources.

In the northwest, where Al Qaeda's leaders are now based, he sees little hope that the drones alone can address the core problem, which he says is a militancy already strong among local residents.

Disagreements among national governments have made it difficult to address the core problem, which, he said, is "not lack of liquidity, but of solvency" — that is, not a matter of providing enough cash for short-term operations, but of reducing debt ratios that are simply too high to be managed.

These proposals will not fix the core problem, which is the growing unaffordability of health care.