Examples of using Underlying problem in English and their translations into Slovak
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But the focus on trade competitiveness risks drawing attention away from Europe's underlying problem, which is very weak productivity growth.
the viral nature of the cancer and the enormity of the melt down necessarily provoked action by regulators but the underlying problem was not short selling.
low blood pressure signals an underlying problem, specifically when it drops abruptly or is accompanied by symptoms and signs such as.
If we treat only the symptoms or if we misdiagnose the underlying problem, we will not improve their situation, and we might actually make their lives worse.
medications that block the production of acid- masking the underlying problem.
come with a variety of other symptoms if the underlying problem is left untreated.
The underlying problem is that prices often do not reflect the true cost of disposal of goods.
Be that as it may, lowering blood pressure by reducing the volume of circulating blood does not solve the underlying problem.
Perhaps the underlying problem is that our culture has lost a common notion of human flourishing.
work together in synergy to tackle the underlying problem.
it doesn't cure the underlying problem, and it's usually not a long-term solution.
treating the underlying problem may relieve your symptoms.
Secondary Raynaud's-Also called Raynaud's phenomenon, this form is caused by an underlying problem.
Service restored We have confirmed that corrective action has resolved the underlying problem and the service has been restored to a healthy state.
don't treat the underlying problem.
the most important thing is to eliminate its underlying problem.
will never be able to effectively resolve the underlying problem, for which other instruments should be used.
The underlying problem is that these two ports have no body to coordinate and monitor maritime traffic.
There might be some underlying problem that makes you feel tired
The underlying problem is the euro's failure to create a truly integrated market for labor.