Sentence examples for Solve a crisis from inspiring English sources

Yet even vaccines won't solve a crisis.

Pasteurization was introduced to the American dairy industry to solve a crisis.

"Simply reacting to problems doesn't solve a crisis," Mr. Durbin said in a statement issued Thursday morning.

"A government without popular support will not solve a crisis because it itself will always be the crisis".

Here, the digital activist isn't trying to solve a crisis of capability, but a crisis of caring.

Regardless of the merits of this argument, the United Nations has a moral, if not legal, obligation to help solve a crisis it inadvertently helped start.

Partly what had been clashing were our respective ideas about the role of an individual in solving a crisis.

Ghislaine asks Nestor for his help in solving a crisis at the school, in which a member of the gang knocked down a teacher, Mr. Estevez.

But just as the contest is ending, and the Warriors seem defeated, a high-ranking NASA official (Danny Glover) turns to the young brainiacs for help solving a crisis aboard the International Space Station.

The beauty industry functions partly by solving a "crisis of the imagination," as Sontag puts it — the ambient fear that you will be less beautiful in the future, and that some obscure but awful consequences might result.

Solving a crisis such as drought and famine is quite daunting and not as easy as it may sound.