Sentence examples for feeding the problem from inspiring English sources
If you allow yourself to dwell on being disgusted with your situation, you may be inciting or feeding the problem.
Flame wars can be very difficult to resolve without feeding the problem.
They were told they were going to fight evil on its home ground, but instead many were dragged into historic turf wars, battling for a distant government riddled with corruption, often feeding the problems they thought they were tackling.
Drug addiction is a societal problem, not a war, and making it a war only feeds the problem, creating billions of dollars in illicit gains to pay off police and government officials.
When anxiety surfaces it's very easy to simply react, which only feeds the problem more and creates unhealthy patterns.
We've not yet had the first GOP candidate debate and the race up to that event has itself fed the problem of rhetorical excess.
Treasury officials have not blamed industrial banks for a role in the financial crisis, but they do argue that the regulatory loophole permitted abusive actions by some of their parent companies that fed the problems.
Instead, they suggested that the new economy was feeding the courts a problem that existing law cannot digest.
We stopped feeding him the problem ingredients and didn't worry all that much until a plate of scrambled eggs gave him a reaction worse than anything we had seen before.
