Sentence examples for erase the problem from inspiring English sources
Green campaigners said the scrapping of the fracking plans did not erase the problem, and said new fossil fuels would increase the threat from climate change.
As Rahm Emanuel, the mayor of Chicago, said recently, in a press release announcing that his city was posting the Obama-era version of the pages on its own Web site, "Burying your head in the sand doesn't erase the problem".
But it won't erase the problem.
Hiring the core competency can be expensive, but it can temporarily erase the problem if you're dealing with the right person.
I think it takes the hurt away momentarily, selfishly, but it does not erase the problem of homophobia.
It would take many years of rain to make up for existing deficits, and a single El Niño would not erase the problem of unsustainable demands on our water supply.
But like the tax-evading businessman, many are also hedging their bets, doubtful that anyone, no matter how well intentioned, can erase the problems quickly.
Australia has tightened their gun laws with great success, but strict gun rules will not alone erase the problems America has.
But the NCAA can help in erasing the problem for good by legislating more support for historically black colleges and their athletes, particularly black male athletes.
Of course, prevention is always the ideal, but sadly the health care sector has been programmed to curing the problem, rather than erasing the problem before it ever happens.
