Sentence examples for almost every problem from inspiring English sources

The remedy to almost every problem was to embrace market forces.

For almost every problem -- from inner-city poverty to suburban sprawl -- he proposes a costly government solution.

In the world according to Sheriff Joe, almost every problem in America these days can somehow be traced back to "illegals".

For a left that had tended to look to centralised state solutions to solve almost every problem, this emphasis on decentralisation and direct participation was a breakthrough.

And in this country where almost every problem prompts a state plan, the province's government last year upgraded its guidelines for standard Sichuanese dishes.

I like to think I'm a quick study, but almost every problem is new to me, so I never get to enjoy the feeling that I'm cashing in on some hard-earned expertise.

We also start to remedy America's single greatest problem, one that affects almost every other problem you can name — the quality and availability of health care, the national and international economic crisis, poverty, spousal and child abuse, suicide, U.S. competitiveness in the world economy, property crime, violence, shattered families, decimated neighborhoods, and many others.

George Ayittey, the Ghanaian writer, grumbles that: "Almost every black problem is explained in terms of a racialist paradigm, giving the false impression that black problems cannot be solved until racism is totally eradicated.

One could complain that they would just be confusing given other three federal (and multitudinous state) "Opportunity Grants", but the real problem is that "Opportunity Grants" are just another name for block grants … and those Ryan's solution to almost every perceived problem.

Frictional phenomena can be observed in almost every engineering problem and application.

Families matter because almost every social problem that we face comes down to family stability.