The underlying problem is that you don't pay us doctors, the underlying drivers of more than $1 trillion in government spending, for what you really want.
"They've missed the point of the underlying drivers of this and how we address that".
The third is rooted in the underlying drivers of support for these parties.
But officials have also sought to address some of the underlying drivers of the discontent.
Put bluntly, the bill does too little to modify the underlying drivers of health inflation.
3) There is a French school of historians who see climate as one of the underlying drivers of human history.
More attention needs to be given to the underlying drivers of risk such as poverty, inequality, weak governance, declining ecosystems and conflict.
A military intervention in Mali, unavoidable as it has proved to be, will not solve the underlying drivers of instability in west Africa.
If we want to reduce the welfare bill, we need to address the underlying drivers of poverty; the high cost of housing, low pay and barriers to work such as affordable childcare".
The figures show the importance of tackling "underlying drivers" of poverty "such as low paid and insecure work, poor education, unemployment and the high costs of living," according to Chris Goulden, head of poverty research at the Joseph Rowntree Foundation.
A recent report by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation recognizes these limitations, and argues that instead we need to capitalize on the inherent motivation of physicians and support underlying drivers of excellent care like professional purpose, mastery and autonomy.
