Sentence examples for tackle insufficient from inspiring English sources

To tackle insufficient quality of care, over the last decades the Mexican government has launched various initiatives to improve quality of care.

If they can get their act together this year, they may achieve what Blair describes as a 'quantum leap' in tackling problems of insufficient overseas aid, more effective and extensive debt relief (for developing countries, you understand, not for you and me) and the reduction, even elimination, of death from a wide variety of diseases, most notably Aids and malaria in Africa.

Mr. Brooks says that economic development, while necessary, is insufficient to tackle the spread of H.I.V.

Around the city, there were signs that Chávez had begun to tackle the problems of insufficient public housing and transportation.

It challenges western notions of development and growth and, most starkly, concludes that "mere reform within the current global economic system will be insufficient" to tackle poverty in a carbon constrained future.

They say that amount of time is insufficient to tackle serious issues such as insurance scams and ripoffs, the CommInsure scandal, multimillion-dollar pay packages and incentive structures for bank employees that encouraged fraud.

In spite of the coalition government's bold rush toward privatisation of public goods and services, the profit-driven model will prove insufficient to tackle the complexity of problems and services required.

The reason cash transfers will always be insufficient to tackle poverty is because poverty is about far more than a lack of money; it's driven by interacting factors such as educational failure, serious personal debt, welfare dependency, drug and alcohol addiction and, most importantly, family breakdown.

In last year's climate talks in Cancún, in Mexico, it was the only one of the UN's 192 member countries to vote against a deal it – along with most scientific experts – considered insufficient to tackle critical levels of global warming.

But insurance alone is insufficient to tackle our chronic and preventable disease epidemic.

Consequently, these previous analytical approaches considering only homogeneous PHY situations may be insufficient to tackle realistic WLAN environments.