Sentence examples for combating the problems from inspiring English sources

Traction enhancers (also referred to in this paper as traction gels) have been developed as a new technique in combating the problems caused by leaf contamination.

However, in these globalized times communication, collaboration and an understanding of cultural awareness are key to combating the problems of disease control that are associated with the expansion in global travel.

Amongst public administration scholars there is growing interest in understanding how whole of government approaches are created and whether they are appropriate or effective in combating the problems they set out to address [ 31– 31].

PwC argues that senior managers should play a more active role in combating the problem.

The agency, which had $300 million cut from its budget this year, has invested the same amount in combating the problem.

Pacelle said that dogfighting was a "culturally complex problem" prevalent among black urban teenagers and that Vick could be valuable in combating the problem.

Combating the problem has shot up the agenda of the ruling Communist Party, which is under pressure from citizens who are tired of breathing in smog.

The food companies, including multinationals in Europe and the United States, say their new portfolio of school snacks are evidence that they are committed to combating the problem.

Mr. Lubbers said this morning that one way the agency was combating the problem was by having only women distribute food rations.

The San Francisco-based company InnoVentry is combating the problem by using facial recognition at its check-cashing kiosks, now in 27 states.

But Mr. Galvão said that combating the problem was made more challenging by the growth of the militias and the ability of jailed militia leaders to coordinate activities from behind bars.