Sentences with phrase «to get at the root of the problem»

But if we break it all down, is sharing services really getting at the root of the problem?

They merely mask odor and don't get at the root of the problem.

In dramatizing America's idealized past in The Shape of Water, del Toro tries to get at the root of problems in the present.

While he supports the Liberal plan, he says the Conservative plan gets at the root of the problem by «effectively addressing the erosion of purchasing power.»

Laws that prohibit reckless or negligent pet owners from owning pets get at the root of the problem: the behavior of the owner.

Unless and until we are willing to reform government and cut back the complexity and regulations, and reform the tax code with small business in mind, not big business, we will not get at the root of the problem.

With his various proposals, Rousseau was trying through the state apparatus to get at the root of the problem of inequality, not simply to manage the effects of the problem of inequality.

Leaders of the four opposition parties said Tuesday they will boycott the panel unless Premier Rachel Notley's government gives it the tools to get at the root of the problem...

Nickles's bill takes a much broader view to get at the root of the problem.»

Running a dehumidifier in these areas can help, but remember that while this is necessary, you have to get at the root of the problem to find a long term solution.

Try to get at the root of the problem: Is it the waiting parents or is it adoption?

«If you're going to get at the root of the problem, you need to make it easier to bring these claims and win them,» said Miriam Clark, president of the New York chapter of the National Employment Lawyers» Association.

The good news is that there are several ways to treat dry eye, including natural remedies you can try at home, over-the-counter drops, and even prescription products and procedures that get at the root of the problem.

Thomas B. Fordham Institute President Mike Petrilli, who was supportive of Georgia's plan, said Tennessee's ASD model is attractive because it gets at the root of the problem.

People don't always tell me all that has gone on when their dogs are having problems, and I have to often unravel lots of stories and situations in order to get at the root of the problem and then devise a plan to fix what has happened.

«The format allowed us to get at the root of our problems, identify the real problem issue between us and try to find a compromise»