Sentence examples for dereliction problem from inspiring English sources

It is extremely unlikely, unless some major catastrophe occurs, that the underground dereliction problem will ever attract a similar level of public attention and resources and the national drive, which was harnessed during the slum-clearance era.

The problem of sewer dereliction is immense.

But the board's dereliction was part of the problem.

Yet the city's problems — the increasing dereliction of its physical infrastructure as well as the deterioration of personal security — seem to have done nothing to dent his enormous popularity among residents of Mexico City and, more widely, among Mexico's poor.

What has happened in Flint by State Government fiat was madness; and the abject failure to now fully remedy the problem is a monstrous dereliction of duty.

Kumaran suspends Kali from his job for dereliction of duty, ignoring his protests and threats.

Even if a conscientiously objecting health worker simply refused to engage either way with a woman in crisis, relying on the 1967 exemption to have nothing to do with her and her problem, that would be a dereliction: it conflicts with the duty of care medical personnel have to those in need.

They found that single catastrophic events -- such as medical problems or unemployment -- rather than dereliction often caused working-class families to renege on debt.

"It is certain that high streets in less affluent areas, which already suffer from serious problems of empty shops and dereliction, will suffer further if pubs and other labour-intensive businesses close," Mr Martin said.

That dereliction of duty feels not so much the police's problem as American society's problem?

Given the financial crisis and housing market collapse, these problems are increasingly related to foreclosures, abandonment and dereliction.