Sentence examples for both the problem and from inspiring English sources

Referring to recent comments made by a Heathrow board member and major shareholder, Qatar Holdings' Akbar Al-Baker, that locals would get used to plane noise, the mayor said: "Mr Al-Baker very brilliantly highlighted both the problem and the solution.

I believe that the success of the Kony video stems from its ability to plainly, simply and unambiguously articulate both the problem and an actionable solution.

Leaders don't often understand the difference between day-to-day stress and burnout, and suggesting a quick fix minimizes both the problem and the ask for help.

A good thesis statement identifies both the problem and the solution as succinctly and clearly as possible.

Saddam Hussein is both the problem and the solution.

Yet I still wonder whether school is not both the problem and the solution.

This rhetoric exaggerated both the problems and Labour's competence to solve them.

The media is a key player in explicating both the problems and the possibilities at the intersection of business and society.

In so doing, such books call the reader's attention to both the problems and the pleasures of history's linguistic remains.

Her second volume of memoirs, Before I Go (1985), contained reflections on both the problems and compensating joys of old age.

The skeptical arguments and their employment against various forms of dogmatism have played an important role in shaping both the problems and the solutions offered in the course of Western philosophy.