Sentence examples for combat problems from inspiring English sources

Driven by what they call a "personal passion" for art, the Vaziranis started Saffronart to combat problems they faced as young art collectors.

But Heather Brooke, author of Your Right to Know, urged the British press to unite if it was to combat problems with the flow of information.

In this way, the vineyard becomes a self-regulating, natural ecosystem, which is able to combat problems intrinsically and eliminates the need for artificial, and potentially toxic, chemicals.

Practically, Mr. Arisian wonders how the country and New Yorkers plan to combat problems like homelessness and the ever-widening gap between rich and poor.

The history of the Teen Titans dates back to July 1965, when the comic-book superheroes Robin, Kid Flash, Aqualad and Wonder Girl first joined forces, primarily to combat problems faced by fellow teenagers.

Wingers are so desperate for authoritative-sounding allies that, in Lomborg's case, they are willing to overlook his support for expensive new Big Government efforts to combat problems he regards as more urgent, such as air and water pollution, malnutrition, malaria, H.I.V./AIDS, and improvements in infrastructure.

The government has been rolling out successive strategies to combat problem drinking, most recently in 2012.

The Independent on Sunday has seen a draft of the latest IPCC report, which says the world is not doing enough to combat problem.

But campaigners for further measures to combat problem gambling said the settlement was evidence that Gala Coral had not learned from previous failings.

There should be a pan-UK strategy to combat problem drinking - including a 50p minimum price for a unit of alcohol, health campaigners say.

Districts combat the problems in various ways.