Sentence examples for defeated the problem from inspiring English sources

Though the Bork nomination was defeated, the problem of the breakdown in legal consensus has yet to be addressed.

This doesn't exactly defeat the problem of American women still earning, on average, seventy-seven cents for every man's dollar.

A better person would have both been able to more quickly defeat the problem, and would have owned up every time in order to allow other parents (somewhere out there lay the source of our lice; I cannot be blamed for everything) to check their children's heads.

Identifying the issues in your life removes fear of the unknown and forces you to focus on defeating the problem at hand.

The Senate also provided formal bicameralism, with the members of the Senate and House responsible to completely distinct constituencies; this helped defeat the problem of the federal government being subject to "special interests".

They were not reported because it's been decided that we have defeated the hooligan problem.

But judging from a random sample of Israelis at a falafel restaurant and an ice cream parlour in the middle class Beit Hakerem neighbourhood of Jerusalem, Israelis are ready to keep going and are worried that if the army stops now, without Hamas decisively defeated, the rocket problem will resurface soon.

Personally, I was completely defeated by the problem of evil in the world.

She says, unequivocally: "Serbian nationalism has been defeated but the problem for us is that we are surrounded by triumphant nationalisms of others - most recently that of the Kosovo Albanians, but also that of Bosnian Muslims and Croats".

I believe this will result in fewer prosecutions and therefore defeat the very problem that I understand it seeks to address".

That, plus a good bit of consumer education, will go a long way to defeating the spyware problem over the long run.