Sentence examples similar to Eradicating a problem from inspiring English sources

Mashal said that such changes had eradicated a problem that he insisted had been exaggerated.

As any experienced operations manager knows, it's impossible to identify and eradicate a problem's root cause if you don't have clear snapshots of your operations over time.

Protests may shed light on racial and ethnic discrimination, but they won't eradicate a problem that is fundamentally social and cultural.

They tapped into excitement over the history-making possibility of eradicating a gut-wrenching social problem.

How about ending homelessness, transforming our public education system, curing several major diseases, achieving the Millennium Development Goals, and eradicating a few other big social problems.

They make life more fair, and are therefore desirable, but "inequality" is so much a matter of psychology, and even more of biology, that how it will ever be eradicated is a problem beyond my imagining.

Of course, improved acting and a sympathetic space can't eradicate a play's problems.

"We haven't got a mechanism for eradicating the problem [of underage users]," Milner said.

"We haven't got a mechanism for eradicating the problem," he said.

It's a significant step toward eradicating the problem, but critics say the move alone won't stem the violence.

It's a significant step towards eradicating the problem, but critics say the move alone won't stem the violence.