Sentence examples for cut off the problem from inspiring English sources
Alastair Grant, professor of ecology at the University of East Anglia, said much more could be done to cut off the problem at its source.
Once your heart rate is racing, you start pacing around or tapping your foot, and your thoughts turn to potential disasters, uncertain outcomes, and obsessions over the worst thing that can happen, then you're in full-on anxiety mode, and you need to cut off the problem at the source ASAP.
When someone in power addresses you and tells you that they understand, it cuts off the problem at its root.
If leaving the bottom of the post in the ground is a problem, do not cut off the post, proceed to the next step.
The main rail route into Devon and Cornwall remains cut off by the problems caused by the flooding and the storm damage but a line from Somerset to Exeter closed by a landslip on Saturday has reopened.
Though it's fair to say that Yik Yak should have considered the ramifications of releasing an anonymous, social application into the wild in a post-Ask.fm era, it's also good to see they've fairly quickly addressed the problem, even if it cuts off the second-largest group of users on its service.
