Sentence examples for deepest social problems from inspiring English sources

"That's because we know instinctively that the state is often too inhuman, monolithic and clumsy to tackle our deepest social problems.

Just as finance from the City has been essential to help businesses grow and take on the world, so finance from the City is going to be essential to helping tackle our deepest social problems".

As he explained: "We know instinctively that the state is often too inhuman, monolithic and clumsy to tackle our deepest social problems … the best ideas come from the ground up, not the top down … when you give people and communities more power over their lives, more power to come together and work together to make life better – great things happen".

For decades, the underclass has loomed as America's deepest social problem.

Britain's deepest social problem is blighted by political cowardice towards an outdated taboo.

'There are deep social problems out there.

Labour's Ed Miliband, his electoral rival, says merely restoring growth will not solve deeper social problems.

For Australia's Indigenous people, deep social problems arrived with the settlers and never departed.

But it is hard to see how Glasgow can afford to tackle its deeper social problems without help from outside.

The bad reason which Ms Hodge's enthusiasm for quotas gestures towards is to find a quick fix for deeper social problems.

Unless America can either reduce its colossal gun ownership rates or fix its deep social problems, shootings of civilians by police justified or not seem sure to continue.