Sentence examples for answer to the difficulties from inspiring English sources

He sees it as a modern answer to the difficulties experienced by some families who lack the support of extended relatives.

But it also set a difficult precedent in the Philippines, where people nostalgic for their shining moment continue to see mass movements as an acceptable, if unconstitutional, answer to the difficulties of a flawed democratic system.

His program of reforms at home and abroad is not simply an answer to the difficulties of our time but also a call to Americans to believe once again in the greatness of the nation and the promise of American life.

From these considerations we also get Chatton's answer to the second difficulty: Does God's knowledge of the world change when the world changes?

But note what the business committee also said about the resulting government measures, such as the bringing-forward of compensation for energy-intensive industries: "Even when fully implemented, these measures should not be seen as the answer to the long term difficulties faced by the UK industry as a result of the expansion of production and dumping of steel in the UK market by China".

Philosophy's answer to this difficulty is the most philosophically intricate and interesting section of the Consolation.

There are some who see this technology as the answer to the environmental and political difficulties of oil, but such a sweeping change will take years and cost a staggering amount.

Hume may have an answer to this difficulty.

For example, a positive answer to the question "Do you have difficulty (and avoid) speaking in public?" may never clearly lead one away from ASD to an additional diagnosis of social anxiety disorder.

His treatise entitled Enchiridion Against the Lutherans (1525) was a summary of contested Catholic beliefs, Protestant objections to them, and answers to these difficulties.

"The answer to our difficulties was right there under our feet for years".