Sentence examples for failed to fix a problem from inspiring English sources

If the immigration reform process either entrenches local enforcement, or allows the FBI's Next Generation Initiative to continue using immigration as a pretext, the administration will have failed to fix a problem that plagued its first term.

If Sanders has failed to motivate the less affluent broadly speaking, he's essentially failed to fix an entrenched problem in American democracy with what amounts to a phenomenally successful, but probably ultimately not successful enough, insurgent campaign.

The problem began when Toshiba failed to fix an error in the microcode of a chip designed by NEC.

Despite its policy to reduce the threshold to $1,000, in six years of government Labor failed to fix the problem.

In short, government policies to support the housing market not only have failed to fix the problem, but are prolonging the deleveraging process and creating the conditions for Japanese-style malaise.

At the British Grand Prix in June, six drivers had high-speed tire failures, leading the drivers' association to threaten to boycott the next race in Germany if Pirelli, the Formula One tire supplier, failed to fix the problem.

The operation failed to fix the problem, and he died early in the morning on 10 February 1962.

Y-12's contractors (Babcock & Wilcox Company and Wackenhut Security) failed to fix the problem or implement compensatory measures.

By giving in to Senate Democratic and Republican "moderates" to keep the size of the stimulus down, President Obama failed to fix the problem.

"We have run off so many customers with mediocre service [and] management failed to fix these problems".

But once there he failed to fix systemic problems, like getting Old Glue out of slower-growing businesses and into faster-expanding ones like video display and med tech.