Sentence examples for against the problem from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, we are up against the problem of consciousness.

And rather than work against each other, let's work side by side against the problem.

This is where we come up against the problem of fundamentalism.

But measured against the problem, the governor's efforts have amounted to little.

(What is the ratio of rock masterworks to rock dross?) But such approaches come up against the problem of definition.

They were already struggling against the problem of people not wanting to work in banking as much recently.

But it has set off a controversy pitting the benefits of calcium against the problem of added sugar.

Eliminating means-testing also runs up against the problem that has haunted UK social security policy since Beveridge: housing costs.

This weighing of material concerns (and the effects of those choices on dependents) against the problem of complicity adds a further and, I contend, unnecessary complexity.

Organized crime is now involved in smuggling ivory out of Africa, leading former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to speak out against the problem last year.

Gene-by-gene biotechnology constantly comes up against the problem that living organisms like to plough their own furrow, regardless of what their human "masters" might desire.