Sentence examples similar to yet to be addressed problems from inspiring English sources

Managing the threat of dogs has yet to be addressed as a conservation problem for wildlife.

Clearly, there are many challenging problems yet to be addressed that are technical, legal and social in nature.

A related problem yet to be addressed is the general lack of measured water quality data with which to calibrate and validate water quality models such as SWAT.

Jennifer Silva of Bucknell University, Kaisa Snellman of INSEAD, and Carl Frederick of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government argue that while in individual cases there may not be enough money, academic success, or desire, a larger problem, yet to be addressed, is the lack of "savvy" of working-class students and their families.

But there's still one big problem yet to be addressed: It is doubtful these trucks will have much room for chrome.

These problems have yet to be addressed in Miami.

And two of the most fundamental problems have yet to be addressed: the Afghan government's lack of credibility with many of its own people; and Pakistan's persistent double game, taking American aid while sheltering and abetting the Taliban.

It also noted that Japan's "banking problems have yet to be addressed adequately" and that Tokyo had unwisely relied on "pork-barrel public works projects with little if any potential for fostering long-term growth".

The full extent of the problem has yet to be addressed in many asymptomatic patients after the completion of treatment, emphasising the need for long-term follow-up.

The survey also examines problems that have yet to be addressed by existing approaches.

One problem that has yet to be addressed, according to Reddy, is the capacity issue in Dhaka's Capital Development Authority.