Sentence examples for correcting the problem of from inspiring English sources

Consequently vortex mixing does not seem to be a consistent means of correcting the problem of feline platelet aggregation.

Connecticut needs a law to correct the problem of toxic subdivisions.

These laws, their sponsors assured the electorate (and now the courts), were passed to correct the problem of voter fraud.

The Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, which has been undergoing renovation, is the most recent building to voluntarily correct the problem of bird collisions.

A visit to an optician to get a pair of spectacles with custom-made lenses will correct the problem, of course.

Giancarlo Corsetti reminds me that he made the point that the euro did nothing to correct the problem of original sin — borrowing in someone else's currency — last year.

In a ruling made public last week, Judge William Pauley III of Federal District Court refused to lift an injunction imposed last year that prevents the city from creating more job centers until it corrects the problem of improper denials.

Dr. Bowen, an economist who is now president of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, said the "thumb on the scale" approach would be costly -- an expense of $5 million or $6 million a year for a private college the size of Harvard -- and would not correct the problem of low-income students' attending poor high schools.

In essence, the transformation technique corrects the problem of non-uniform intensity, where too much bits belong to high intensities and too few bits to low intensities.

The concept of utilizing directional radiative cooling to correct the problem of thermal lensing in the mirrors of the LIGO/VIRGO gravitational wave detectors has been shown and has prospects for future use.

Although the 2-level model corrected the problem of underestimated standard errors in OLS regression, the results did not differ much in the 2 models.