Sentence examples for attacking the problems from inspiring English sources

Many people conclude, therefore, that preemptively attacking the problems upstream would be both more efficient and more effective, but the pattern stubbornly persists.

"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.

Their designs were beautiful and expressive of the Conference's attempt to highlight the need for interdisciplinary research and collaboration in attacking the problems then and now facing our country's cities.

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.

The agency could have ordered the company to repair the problems, but officials said the compliance agreement was a way to begin attacking the problems without first holding a hearing.

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.

"We are attacking the problem diplomatically".

Some groups are attacking the problem head-on.

It's a whole new approach to attacking the problem".

Seattle and Tacoma are attacking the problem in different ways.

So Mr Obama is attacking the problem piece by piece, bypassing Congress.