Sentence examples for aiding the problem from inspiring English sources

One could surmise that this decision was as much a business decision as an emotional one, but she did something good with those shares -- she put them toward aiding the problem Exxon Mobil knowingly contributed to.

"If somebody gives you a dollar, you could Band-Aid the problem.

"As long as you don't expect them to be 100% accurate, they are a useful aid". The problem is that the advice of a comparison shopping site today may not be worth the pixels it is displayed on.

Mr. Hossino, the Syrian-American analyst, said private organizations were increasingly able to enter the country with aid supplies; the problem for official aid flows were not primarily practical, he said: "This is about legal barriers".

"To the extent that they continue to allow ads for illegal pharmacies, they're aiding and abetting the problem and profiting from it as well".

"We can't just keep putting Band-Aids on the problem.

Don't put a Band-Aid on the problem by dragging in friends or relatives.

(Rite Aid says the problem has been fixed and that it is not aware of any data loss).

The new tax, he adds, is just "putting a Band-Aid" on the problem, predicting that "there will be ways around it with side-contracts.

In a brief interview on Wednesday, Mr. Stoute, a former record executive and artist manager, said the changes were "a step in the right direction, but it's still a Band-Aid on the problem".

But Mr. Macomber, at First Orion, calls the apps "a sort of Band-Aid for the problem". The best way to stop the calls, he said, is for consumers use services provided by their carriers.