Sentence examples for a response to the problem from inspiring English sources

"People need to understand just how minimal and humiliating charitable food-giving is as a response to the problem," Mr. Berg said.

One was a response to the problem of individuals who can't or won't acquire health insurance; the other to the looming fiscal crisis facing the government.

Finding error-theoretic and descriptivist approaches wanting, we explore a certain kind of nonfactualist, expressivist understanding of orientational discourse, and tentatively suggest it has promise as a response to the problem.

In the early 1960s, Buckminster Fuller dreamed up a giant floating pyramid in Tokyo Bay which would have housed 1 million people – in part as a response to the problem of acquiring building land in Japan.

From the top floor observatory of hindsight we can see the evolution of the set-back design of New York and then Chicago skyscrapers not as a response to the problem of human air-rights, but as the unconscious construction of a staircase fit for King Kong.

Both types of statistics present a response to the problem of induction.

Surely this pass was a response to the problems of low-lying ski areas in 2006/7?

Ironically, Flattr was created by founder Peter Sunde in part as a response to the problems experienced by The Pirate Bay, where he was a co-founder and (now) ex-spokesperson.

Philolaus' metaphysics of limiters and unlimiteds is perfectly intelligible as a response to the problems raised in the tradition of Presocratic metaphysics (see 2.1 above) and was not a gift either of Prometheus or Pythagoras.

Historian Nicholas Brooks, along with Vivian Galbraith, argues that Hemming's work was a response to the problems encountered by the diocese during the vacancy, when royal officials administered the lands of the bishopric.

It is recommended that proposed reforms are validated by a larger spectrum of stakeholders to ensure that the proposed recommendations are a response to the problems identified in the current research.