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

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.

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.

(This is suggested by Rayo (2007: 432) as a response to the problem of extrinsic properties).

Put in such general terms, it becomes apparent that classical procedures provide a response to the problem of induction.

In the end, Heaven, it seems, is the only tenable response to the problem of evil.

The traditional response to the problem of insufficient demand is government-led infrastructure spending.

In some sense, Open Source is the response to the problem of the marketplace being broken.

One of the most influential responses to the problem of evil comes from St Augustine.

There are various responses to the problem of moot preclusion.