Sentence examples for drivers of the problem from inspiring English sources

Angrily responding to accusations by the city's Tory MP, Stewart Jackson, that Peterborough's homelessness crisis was down to council mismanagement, Holdich highlighted the bedroom tax and universal credit as key drivers of the problem.

Root cause analysis identified several key drivers of the problem, and successive countermeasures were implemented beginning in August 2013 aimed at achieving the target of 80% attempted verbal communication within seven days before or after (usually 24-48 honrs) on the pediatric medical services.

The study on The 50 Breakthroughs analyses the underlying drivers of the problems, the key hurdles which are keeping solutions from becoming a reality, and the technology solutions which can overcome those hurdles.

And without cooperative internationalism serious carbon dioxide mitigation will not happen, meaning the underling drivers of the problems will exacerbate, leading to a lock-in of a deteriorating, isolationist, fascist future.

Those who want to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, reduce deforestation or increase the ability of people to spend quality time with their friends, families and communities will need to spend as much time thinking about the cultural drivers of the problems they seek to solve as developing policy solutions to them.

Another driver of the problem complexity is the amount of available projects, which increases the amount of admissible project roadmaps over-proportionally.

In addition, as you have written about previously, the driver of the problem is that most lawyers are trained to pass a bar exam and are not coming out of law school practice-ready or being given the education on running a business.

While the problem is complex and multi-dimensional, we know that the over-prescription of opioid pain relievers is a driver of the problem.

Such a step would do nothing to address the fundamental drivers of the budget problem, and would weaken the economy when we are only beginning to recover.

Length of training, medical school debt, and inadequate career development during medical school have been cited by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and Burroughs Wellcome Fund (BWF) as key drivers of this problem.

Following the steps of the model for improvement, data will be used to explore where problems occur in the diabetes care process and the drivers of these problems.