Sentence examples for easing the problems from inspiring English sources

In addressing Mr. Davis's complaints, Mr. Norman criticized Mr. Davis for not having been involved in any community efforts aimed at easing the problems that he cites.

Some are very effective and play an important role in easing the problems.

Casey points to a 2007 precedent when an alternative mode of money transfer was able to help Kenyan citizens during post-election violence M-Pesa, Kenya's M-Pesa, Kenya for sending money over mobile phones, helped micro-finance providers move cash around the country, easing the problems caused by the political and sectarian violence.

Fenning argued that at least some companies were guilty of over-hyping the value of biotechnology for developing countries but that, even though the research and development strategies of big companies and wealthier countries were not really aimed at easing the problems of poorer countries, "blaming biotechnology isn't going to change anything".

This year, the government managed to register 2.6m of them.Elsewhere, legal changes are easing the problem.

Easing the problem "will require patience on everyone's part, including ours.

Building more schools goes a long way toward easing the problem, of course, but it is an expensive remedy, especially in stressed economic times.

But instead of easing the problem, it aggravated it, ordering power-saving measures that seemed calculated to smother some Pakistanis' last remaining pleasures.

The fuel shortage has heightened discontent in the struggling nation, and easing the problem is a crucial hurdle for the government, which faces national elections early next year.

Now the city is quietly trying something new in hopes of easing the problem, attaching little ribbed resin disks to public waste bins where smokers can put out their cigarettes.

Specifically, PCDO locates and discards the redundant constraints in the MVMP problem formulation so as to reduce the problem scale, thereby easing the problem-solving process.