Sentence examples for problems unaddressed from inspiring English sources

Stein's maxim suggests that problems unaddressed for too long will ultimately have to be confronted.

And along the way our dysfunctional political system will leave all sorts of other problems unaddressed: immigration, energy policy and on and on.

But the statute, passed in 1970 and last amended in 1977, left some major pollution problems unaddressed and proved inadequate to deal with others.

They say the proposal — which Mr. Saleh repeatedly refused to sign before he was wounded last week — misses a golden opportunity for meaningful change and leaves Yemen's direst problems unaddressed.

Your Sept. 17 news article about "overtime fatigue" correctly identifies many of the problems unaddressed by federal and state laws regulating overtime work (like employers' mandating increasingly unrealistic and dangerously excessive hours of work).

Not until the 1990s did the country have genuinely free and competitive elections, and when the PRI was finally ousted from power by the PAN, the result was gridlock that left long-festering problems unaddressed.

The popular answer — switch to hybrids — leaves the fundamental problem unaddressed.

NICHOLAS PEARCE: Dan, you are addressing the symptoms and you are leaving the root of the problem unaddressed.

In 2013 it was announced it would be phased out  following a government review – but it left the fundamental problem unaddressed: how to provide people with dignity in their final days and hours.

Often, this problem is unaddressed in urban centers.

As these problems have gone unaddressed, Americans have lost faith in the credibility of their political system, which is the one resource the entire regime is predicated upon.