Sentence examples for care about the problem from inspiring English sources

— Anil Dash (@anildash) 5 Oct 13 He added that he understood the challenges of finding qualified women in tech, and that he knows Twitter's executives care about the problem.

But it will provide the first true test of the sincerity of senators who say they care about the problem and have faulted President Bush for not doing enough.

Instead, answer in a way that shows you care about the problem.

Gaming site Polygon noticed how badly "Swing Copters" was being cloned on Google Play this week, and argued that the platform makers themselves didn't care about the problem because "they get paid regardless," and most users don't deal with the hassles of trying to request refunds.

In fact, both the Commissioner's office and the players' union pretended to care about the "problem" of PEDs, and constructed an elaborate series of hand-slaps--no, hand-taps is more like it--to protect their golden-egg-laying goose from the few inquiring writers.

What all of these mass murderers have in common is that the problems they care about, the problems that lead them to these horrific acts, are about someone else's actions.

Recent events, of course, should make people care about the problems he spotlights.

Republicans are pretending that they care about the problems encountered in signing up for a system that many of them are bent on destroying.

They fell in love with him and never imagined that he was not in the least as he appeared; that, in truth, he was a very ordinary man, someone who didn't care about the problems of the world.

We value greedy, young athletes who don't care about the problems of the world and are wrapped up in where their luxury box is or how many billboards they have lining Madison Avenue.

Mr. Romney's lead among older Americans has shifted toward an advantage for Mr. Obama; his competitiveness with Mr. Obama on who would better handle the economy has dipped into slightly negative territory; more view Mr. Romney unfavorably than favorably — the opposite is true for the president — and majorities say Mr. Romney does not care about the problems of people like them.