Sentence examples for To combat the issue from inspiring English sources

To combat the issue, municipalities have turned to residential tax abatement programs designed to spur housing development — with or without population growth.

To combat the issue of heterozygosity in plants, plant geneticists have taken great concern over choosing a highly homozygous plant for sequencing, such as sequencing highly inbred varieties or by sequencing haploid tissues.

To combat the issue of crime, Eventbrite has created its own in-house security team, which Julia calls "a competitive advantage".

To combat the issue, the government recently slapped a nation-wide ban on the importation of machines from China, burning and bulldozing hundreds of machines in a symbolic display.

Columbia researchers, including Mailman School scientists, are working to combat the issue.

Illegal fishing remains problematic, however, and Madagascar largely lacks the resources to combat the issue.

These investments will better equip parents to protect their children at home, and better equip police to combat the issues at their source".

The professional economists of today remain stranded on an island, only occasionally dipping into the surrounding waters and failing to find the intellectual depth to combat the issues humanity faces together.

"To combat the issues I myself would personally encounter with open offices, as well as colleagues, we tried to build a private 'phone booth' ourselves," says Meisner-Jensen.

Since higher dimensional feature vectors contain several irrelevant features that reduce the performance of pattern recognition methods, feature selection by itself can be used in most of the modern data classification methods to combat the issues resulting from the curse of high dimensionality [18, 19].

We had Supervisor David Campos, representatives from Causa Justa, P.O.W.E.R, Housing Rights Committee and the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project, all showcasing the current work their groups were doing to combat the issues, and inviting anyone who was interested to join in.