Sentence examples for attempts to fix problems from inspiring English sources

Gender swap is a fan-fiction trope that attempts to fix problems with the original story.

There is the decade-spanning attempt to "fix" the problem of performance-enhancing drugs in the game, which like even your more outwardly successful attempts to fix problems involving drugs is increasingly good at detection and punishment, and hilariously, almost poignantly terrible at actually stopping the use of such drugs.

What Ms. Razee Did and Why, in Her Own Words: The obesity epidemic is one of the hot-button issues of the moment, and the legislation attempting to regulate the sale of soda in New York City (which was later overruled) is an example of both the good and the bad ways to attempt to fix problems in American society.

Todd Cox, a lawyer with the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, which recently filed a class-action suit against Florida election officials on behalf of black voters, warned that Republican attempts to "fix" voting problems could only exacerbate discriminatory practices.

At Fir Park, several aluminium facings have been blown off the side of the East Stand and continuing snow and high winds have hampered attempts to fix the problems.

Leaders run to problems to fix problems.

Smart people love to fix problems.

In other words, Mr. McInnis attempts to fix a problem that does not exist.

In past attempts to fix this problem, a bipartisan commitment was crippled by obstructive gambits.

Yet the administration's attempts to fix one problem may make another one worse.

It usually attempts to fix a problem that has already happened so that it doesn't happen again.