Sentence examples for countering the problems that from inspiring English sources
Immigration is seen as one way of countering the problems that arise for Scotland (and other European countries) of an ageing population.
Some airlines have sought to counter the problems that can result from low workload by requiring pilots to make some kind of input every 15 minutes; if not, their cockpit computers will buzz or beep.
Those are the problems that have bedeviled the vote counters in Florida.
The Institute of Medicine has recently published a report on "Countering the Problem of Falsified and Substandard Drugs" that contains a very comprehensive review of drug detection techniques 11 and several reviews on simple counterfeit drug field-detection techniques.
They also inserted a breathing tube and put him on mechanical ventilation to counter the breathing problems that can come with heavy doses of narcotics.
In this way, measures to counter any problems that may develop can be implemented in good time (e.g., intensification of the monitoring process or the addition of further practices / centres for intestinal diseases).
The economic review's paper offers two policy prescriptions that might counter the problem.
Suppose that the Pence and Ramsey proposal adequately deals with the counter-example problems that confronted earlier probabilistic propensity definitions of fitness.
If the professionals can't keep prices where they rationally should be, who can? Rubinstein has problems countering the argument that Yale's Robert Shiller has advanced for many years: Stock price volatility is out of all proportion to any plausible volatility in such fundamentals as earnings prospects.
He added that there was a need to strengthen the teaching of the Chinese language to counter the problem.
In Burkittsville, he said, he and his wife attend Quaker meetings and enjoy friendships with both other professionals and blue-collar tradespeople, whose travails he cited to counter the suggestion that the problems described in "Coming Apart" might have something to do with the disappearance of working-class jobs.
