Sentence examples for answering to the problems from inspiring English sources

Smart Grid (SG) is an evolution of conventional electricity grid, answering to the problems like electricity shortages, escalation in electricity prices, power quality issues and need for using environment friendly green energy resources.

There are no easy answers to the problems in Myanmar.

But that does not mean the party has good answers to the problems its leader outlines.

There are no easy answers to the problems the West faces.

Grynspan has been trying to find answers to the problems in Latin America her entire life.

Perhaps funny headlines are the answer to the problems of declining newspaper sales.

"The answer to the problems of the euro area is not to weaken its stronger economies," Mr. Draghi said.

We hope to convince people that war is not the answer to the problems of the 21st century.

The answer to the problems of Scotland is no more about being more 'Scottish' and leaving the UK  than the answer to the problems of England is  being more 'English' and getting out of Europe or blaming immigrants.

But is this the answer to the problems?

Next, following Jeffrey King (2002), the propositionalist might give a purely syntactic answer to the problems.