Sentence examples for digging into the problem from inspiring English sources

Walmart, Disney, Waste Management, Carlsberg, eBay, L'Oréal, McDonald's and Johnson & Johnson have spent a year digging into the problem of selling sustainability in partnership with BSR and Futerra.

After spending much of the day digging into the problem, Microsoft said that it had traced it to a software bug "related to the way the device handles a leap year".

More surprising, on digging into the problems, was the realisation that Free Our Data was only one of a network of sites that had been hit in a similar way by exploiting a subtle, hidden flaw.

To figure out how to reorganise, we asked directors from the different teams to dig into the problem and present their recommendations.

Intel created its own programming language to help write applications in parallel, and IBM dug into the problem on multiple levels.

When Jassy, who was Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' chief of staff at the time, dug into the problem, he found a running complaint.

"So, it's important that we can leave our ideology at the door and really dig into the problems and problem solve and work together".

Digging into the phosphate problem, you realised that it can be handled, but only if the great majority of the world is fed via sustainable farming which means nurturing the soil and having it once again full of micro-organisms.

At Orchestra we've been digging into the email "problem" for a while now.

We have seen them discover solutions to their problems by digging into the past.

Sragow started digging into the case.