Sentence examples for attacking the problem of from inspiring English sources

Over the past decade neuroscience has been attacking the problem of cognition with increasing vigor.

I have another, more unorthodox proposal for attacking the problem of disengagement.

The company started in July 2004 by attacking the problem of natural-language understanding.

Technologists, then, are already attacking the problem of how to achieve a high group IQ.

I told Naim that human-rights activists and nongovernmental organizations seemed to be attacking the problem of sex trafficking more actively than his department was.

"Can you imagine what kind of Nimbyism would come about if someone were to try to put a safe injection site somewhere?" Mayor Ed Lee also opposes the idea, saying that the city has ample tools for attacking the problem of intravenous drug use, including syringe exchanges, said Christine Falvey, a spokeswoman for the mayor.

"I have been very critical of the agencies working on behalf of children for not being bold enough in attacking the problems of childhood obesity," he said.

Though rich countries may be able to rescue middle-class economies like those of Uruguay and Brazil from crises simply by lending them billions of dollars, attacking the problems of the poorest countries is not so easy.

These products suggest the terrific span of Le Corbusier's career in time, space, and scale, attacking the problems of how we should build and how we should live at home and abroad.

Peter Tse boldly attacks the problem of how conscious thoughts can influence the world.

A third theory attacks the problem of the beginnings of the polis through burial practice.