Sentence examples for designed to tackle the problem from inspiring English sources
The U.S.T.A. has myriad programs designed to tackle the problem.
The convictions come shortly after Home Secretary Alan Johnson announced new measures designed to tackle the problem of dogs being used as weapons.
Tesco is the only major supermarket to publish its food waste data, and the increase came despite numerous initiatives designed to tackle the problem.
A delay-time estimator was designed to tackle the problem of the long variable delay time, which was considered the biggest challenge in this project.
A novel hydrocyclone with guide vanes, named as axial hydrocyclone (AHC), is designed to tackle the problem of oil water separation faced by most mature oilfields.
Dr Bhaskar Sen Gupta from Queen's School of Planning, Architecture and Civil Engineering, alongside his Indian partners, created the first working low-cost chemical free arsenic removal plant designed to tackle the problem.
However, it can also be observed that even though the FEA and DEA schemes have not been designed to tackle the misalignment problem, they do not deteriorate the problem further.
AT FIVE tonnes and 520 megapixels, it is the biggest digital camera ever built which is fitting, because it is designed to tackle the biggest problem in the universe.
The council that its deliberately "hard-hitting" campaign was not anti-homeless people but designed to tackle the increasing problem of aggressive begging and to discourage members of the public from giving money to beggars, "almost none of whom were homeless".
Buterin is working on Plasma.io with Joseph Poon, the author of the Lightning Network for Bitcoin, and is involved in Sharding and Casper which are two other technologies designed to tackle the scalability problem.
Chad's Future Generations savings fund was designed to tackle the familiar problems of non-renewable natural resources and volatility in the world oil price, so clearly seen in recent months, with crude falling below $50 a barrel.
