Sentence examples for underlying problem of the from inspiring English sources

The underlying problem of the housing crisis is that there are not enough homes for people to live in".

Some of the loudest heckles during the meeting are shouts of "divide and rule!" Everyone in the room knows one cheery press release will not deal with the underlying problem of the hole in our finances.

"Material compensation cannot resolve the underlying problem, of the hurt that was already produced," said Mr Perez.

The underlying problem of the private debt overhang MUST be tackled and until it is, we cannot recover.

And so we are all impoverished by Twitter's knee-jerk banning of single transgressing individuals while it fails to address the underlying problem of the hijacking of its platform by orchestrated abuse campaigns.

This debate regarding the possibility of supererogatory acts reflects the deep underlying problem of the whole normative discourse in Jewish thought, namely is there an independent system of moral norms and ideals which is not directly derived from the Halakhic, commandment-based, legally binding (and enforceable) law (Lichtenstein 1975).

But that accident is about to produce some more serious fallout: a report by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, to be made public on Friday, is expected to examine underlying problems of the kind that made the steam leak possible.

But preservationists argue that removing ornamentation can be a superficial fix that may not address underlying problems of water seeping into the facade and may even worsen them.

It can easily be seen as an attempt to create a scapegoat or sweep larger issues under the rug". In Johnson's public statement he specifically acknowledged the underlying problems of discrimination and racial profiling and announced that Starbucks stores would be closed May 29 for a day of training on unconscious racial bias.

JARO welcomes submissions describing experimental research that investigates the mechanisms underlying problems of basic and/or clinical significance.

JARO welcomes submissions describing original experimental research that investigates the mechanisms underlying problems of basic or clinical significance.