Sentence examples similar to combatted 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.

I'm glad to see that companies in the smartphone industry are taking strides to combat problems.

Finally, the Stanford LittleDog has many learning algorithms installed, focusing on recovery and stabilization methods to combat problems such as unexpected slippage [16].

They are expected to get a ring-fenced budget to spend on projects to combat problems such as obesity and smoking.

Pash said his deputies have worked more than a thousand hours of overtime trying to combat problems around the eatery.

They work to combat problems plaguing whales worldwide by attempting to rewrite policy and legislation across the world.

The Southern California association, an amalgam of small- and medium-sized cities, addresses regional issues, often pooling resources to combat problems.

During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries new social policies were regularly proposed to combat problems like poverty.