Sentence examples for dealing with a different problem from inspiring English sources

It has been mistaken by people who ought to know better, including ministers, as a means of dealing with a different problem: flooding.

While Facebook battles with its fake news problem, Twitter is dealing with a different problem: fake accounts set up by the alt-right.

All the players in the octet were very competent, yet it seems as if each was dealing with a different problem -- projection (lack or excess thereof), the attack and release of notes, intonation, or steadiness of pitch.

Mr. Lyons said in an e-mail on Wednesday that the service campaign dealt with a different problem than the new recall.

A bank run is hard to resist, since a bank cannot realise its assets quickly; worse still, doing so by calling in loans may cause economic havoc by prompting bankruptcies and job losses.The Basel accord was designed to deal with a different problem: that big borrowers might default.

Wuerffel, who won the 1996 Heisman Trophy while playing for the University of Florida, is back in Birmingham this week dealing with a much different problem.

Belisarius was now dealing with a very different problem from that which had faced him in his campaign against the Vandals.

Each chapter deals with a different mental health problem, from dementia to depression.

The following chapters each deal, in turn, with a different problem in the financial engineering field describing each problem in detail and focusing on solutions based on evolutionary computation.

Kyle has dealt with a different set of problems, including an intense case of survivor's guilt.

Among reasons mentioned were Nepali excerpts were also available, the local context was always better and the excerpts dealt with a different set of problems.