Sentence examples for elements of the problem from inspiring English sources

The bill passed by the House today addressed both elements of the problem.

He tried again, stating the elements of the problem in a reasonable, steadying voice.

Something had happened; I could see all the elements of the problem differently now, as if they had arranged themselves naked under a bright light.

Many elements of the problem (inviting only male employees; holding the party in a strip club; giving out inappropriate rewards) are within the organisers' control.

William Safire's doughnut analogy doesn't take into account two key elements of the problem of prescription drug costs: the glaze and the filling.

A distributed practice system, Hirsch explained, "is helpful in making the procedures second nature, which allows you to focus on the structural elements of the problem".

She contributed to the influential report In The Dock by the Anti-Trafficking Monoworing Grousesnd now uses her knowhow to tackle the cyber element of the problem.

I agreed that population is an element of the problem, but argued that consumption is rising much faster and – unlike the growth in the number of people – is showing no signs of levelling off.

Another and yet more intractable element of the problem, argues Neate, is the prevalence of domestic abuse, which is the reason for an average of two calls a minute to police.

The study, published to coincide with Father's Day this Sunday, identifies the massive gender imbalance in childcare and other unpaid domestic work as a key element of the problem.

Repeating this patter we get 0 – 1 – 4 – 5 – 8 – 9 – 2 – 3 – 6 – 7 – 0. Another fascinating element of the problem was put forward by Dr W: I obtained the second solution to the puzzle by playing around with graphic elements, and the result is shown in the first figure in the group of images shown here: The vertex traversal is indicated by the red lines.