Sentence examples for coping with the problem from inspiring English sources
After thinking things over, Magnuson decided that the low-tar-and-nicotine advertising scheme wasn't an adequate way of coping with the problem.
After a two-year investigation, the environmental campaign group says it has uncovered evidence of systematic abuse and a flawed monitoring system that contradicts the Brazilian government's claims to be coping with the problem of deforestation in the Amazon.
He takes on case after case, at first baffled and then outraged by church officials whose method of coping with the problem has been to shuffle priests around in what looks like an elaborate game of Whac-a-Mole.
Jacobs did try to offer a plan for coping with the problem of too much success, though one voiced with an uncharacteristic and mournful vagueness: "Affordable housing could have been added as infill in parking lots and empty lots if government had been on its toes, and if communities had been self-confident and vigorous in making demands, but they almost never were".
Since then, somewhat better strategies for coping with the problem have emerged, but, to date, the only force that reliably gets a brown marmorated stinkbug off a food source is one that poses a whole different kind of problem: the urge, at the end of summer, to go inside.
One strategy for coping with the problem is to use both the color and location features of a target as humans do.
And finally there is the problem of coping with the problems of globalization.
Aggressiveness, however, was not the Emperor's only method of coping with the problems of life.
The banality of the day-to-day; the reality of it; coping with the problems on a daily basis.
Falk's supportive role as a manual worker coping with the problems of his emotionally scarred wife, played by Rowlands, revealed his talent as a character actor.
Besides coping with the problems posed by a turbulent, topsy-turvy marketplace where success is ever harder to guarantee, publishers faced industry upheaval.
