Sentence examples for solving underlying problems from inspiring English sources

The Mayan collapse was accelerated by "the competition among kings and nobles that led to a chronic emphasis on war and erecting monuments rather than on solving underlying problems".

As we have recently seen in Gaza, indiscriminate bombing does not solve underlying problems.

Putting a user-friendly front end on a bureaucracy is good news for citizens, as is using cheap software to monitor it more effectively, but neither solves underlying problems.

But the devaluation would not solve underlying problems in the economy, including poor tax collection and a struggle to control government spending.

A promise to stop killing cannot solve underlying complex social problems".

The new paradigms of law enforcement, problem-oriented and community policing, highlight the role played by the uniformed police officer as a broadly empowered agent using increased discretionary authority to identify and solve underlying crime and other community problems, in addition to serving as a broker for other municipal services.

But if all of this made John Kerry a good bet to become the next president, it did nothing, in Rappaport's view, to solve the Democrats' underlying problems.

Yet while greater clarity might make American investors somewhat more receptive to a Greek offering, it won't solve the country's underlying problems.

These findings demonstrate that the recruitment of the left angular gyrus during arithmetic problem solving underlies individual differences in mathematical ability and suggests a stronger reliance on automatic, language-mediated processes in more competent individuals.

Therefore, to silence that screaming racket that your plantar fascia are making is to ignore the underlying problem, so nothing is going to get solved.

We need to take advantage of the moment, and work to solve the underlying labor problems that plague our economy.