Sentence examples for curing the problem from inspiring English sources

The CO2 management is therefore looking at "curing" the problem rather than "preventing" it.

But guidelines published on Wednesday by the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice) are warning that painkillers may be exacerbating rather than curing the problem.

This suggests that, perhaps, half of the errors in screening might be due to the low prevalence problem and that "curing" the problem would be a valuable goal.

Today's computer vision algorithms are getting better at this by segmenting images into objects and performing recognition at the object level, but this merely addresses some of the symptoms, rather than curing the problem.

The importance of this characteristic is that policy makers should realize that curing the problem of electricity inadequacy in the subregion and at the same time achieving low-carbon economy will require trade-offs of inflow (development) and outflow (emission reduction) to achieve a balance in stock (grid generation capacity and power demand).

Solving the problem of trafficking is practically hopeless, and I imagine the same was true of curing the problem of blind beggars.

So we must never think we have cured the problem.

That, in and of itself, will not cure the problem.

"Spend money, and we can cure the problem".

"How can we cure the problem of drugs?" she asked.

Installing the proper part will cure the problem, Kia said.