Sentence examples for combating the issues from inspiring English sources

Another technical patch was released on 10 October combating the issues, and players experiencing issues were told not to recreate their multiplayer avatars.

The Welsh government said it was "committed to combating" the issue but was concerned at the increase.

Although online piracy rates remain high in Italy, the report found that Italian authorities have been more cooperative in combating the issue.

Going beyond the basic relationship between beer characteristics and beer prices, as firm success in the market for beer relies on repeat purchase behavior, consumer ratings of beer can, given the sequential nature of its consumption, play a useful role in combating the issue of asymmetric information, thus substantially increasing the economic welfare of beer consumers.

The two discussed climate change, and Obama lamented what he sees as slow progress toward combating the issue.

Earlier this month, the two nations forged a new Climate Change Working Group dedicated to combating the issue.

A new study that examined nearly 1,200 homeless individuals who have a mental illness in Canada is building on evidence that the "housing first" model is more successful in combating the issue than other methods.

6. Serena Stacked Necklace: This goes-with-everything piece provides income to women at poverty level, combating the issue of child labor by offering children the opportunity to go to school.

The pro-LGBT athlete group celebrates its one-year anniversary next week and comes at a time when the professional sports world is seeing increased discussion about homophobia in sports and combating the issue.

However, our event at Glass House Rocks was far from a trivial representation of our Mexican heritage; it was a means through which we paid tribute to one of the many cultures within Mexico, combating the very issue of cultural unawareness.

All of this leads to a lingering concern: how effective will these videos be in combating the complex and ingrained issue of family violence, when fronted by figureheads who won't commit to funding or collaborative programs?