Sentence examples for contributions to solving from inspiring English sources

I want Kleiner to make major, measurable contributions to solving global warming.

Dr. Chu was a truly international Chinese virologist who made significant contributions to solving key problems in viral disease control in China.

The Tokyo-based Asahi Glass Foundation cited both Lubchenco's research and her commitment "to incorporate sound and clearly stated scientific, ecological principles into responsibly enacted public policy," as deciding factors in awarding her the prize, which recognizes contributions to solving global environmental problems.

The ceramics industry, given the high volume of materials processed, stands as one of the largest consumers of natural raw materials but has also the capacity and potential to make significant contributions to solving environmental problems associated with other industries rejects.

Help us create a better world by making visible and rewarding contributions to solving wicked problems.

Strengthening higher education's contributions to solving problems, building healthy and prosperous communities, and creating a sustainable democracy is important to all of us.

"I will look for profitable opportunities, but I will also insist that the investments make a real contribution to solving the problem of climate change".

I've said before that as far as email is concerned, Priority Inbox was heading in the right direction but it's a miniscule contribution to solving this problem - and it is a problem, I think.

"Under the government of Prime Minister Harper there has been a steady erosion of Canada's contribution to solving global environmental issues like climate change, coupled with sweeping changes that have weakened domestic environmental legislation," wrote Mr. Laughren.

"There is a growing recognition among national politicians and many in the states that it will not do to have a state-by-state approach to global climate change," Mr. Segal said, adding, "the notion that any one state or group of states could make a material contribution to solving the problem is farcical".

Long before either climate change or the obesity epidemic were on the national scope, Wendell Berry's "Unsettling of America" made the case for a way of life and a kind of agriculture that might have averted both — and could still make an important contribution to solving these problems.