Examples of using Underlying problem in English and their translations into Greek
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Medicine
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Computer
The underlying problem remained the Sweezy Normal State of stagnation,
Building fences rarely solves the underlying problem of migratory pressures,
Finding the underlying problem is the first step to controlling an iron deficiency.
If ureteral obstructions are associated with an underlying problem such as an infection,
The underlying problem- which has plagued the global economy since the crisis,
There is no question that there has been an underlying problem of what I would call"over-accumulation" for a considerable time now.
That is the underlying problem of any federation, how to finance deficits stemming from interstate trade imbalances.
If no other underlying problem is causing your signs
But there's an underlying problem at Ryanair, which is quite simply that the company cannot replace pilots as fast as they quit.”.
That is no doubt part of the problem, but the underlying problem is that financial markets made some very bad loans.
The underlying problem is the euro's failure to create a truly integrated market for labor.
These drugs don't cure the underlying problem, but they can help prevent some of its body-damaging effects over time.
It doesn't touch the underlying problem, moreover; it acts instead to legitimize the procedures
Then the underlying problem is analysed, which actually means
Others have located the underlying problem in inadequate regulators, suggesting the need for modifying the
Does it solve Greece's underlying problem, which is that its debt structure is unsustainable?
They don't touch the underlying problem, moreover- they often legitimize the procedures
irritability over small matters which are often unrelated to the underlying problem.
The first step is to address any underlying problem- by correcting the astigmatism
If the underlying problem persists, you need to take certain measures so that the ulcer doesn't come back.