Sentence examples for fighting problems from inspiring English sources

If anything, the schools were seen as places to put people to work fighting problems affecting our children, as the school meals programs begun back then to put food in the stomachs of the city's malnourished children attest.

Farm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC) - @SupportFLOC Since 1967, FLOC has been fighting problems within large-scale food supply chains.

Nonprofits can, however, use a well-organized, overarching communications strategy that conveys the importance of fighting problems that are no longer "top of mind".

However, this actuation configuration can exhibit force fighting problem between HA and EHA due to their different driving mechanisms and rigid coupling when they operate in the active/active mode, which may even cause damage to the control surface.

"I think like most forms of snobbery, it will evaporate," says Sutherland. "What's the point in fighting over problems, when we can share these problems, come up with solutions.

High profile international funding initiatives like GAVI and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria demonstrated multi-lateral commitments to fighting common problems, and the growth of philanthropic activity, especially the enormous endowment of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, have put global health concerns on centre stage.

Fight Club is about releasing your angers and stress; about fighting your problems; about going against normalcy and the safe little bubble you have become accustomed to living in.

Alice Munro has quietly been fighting health problems.

Q: Do you see child marriage as an entry point to fighting other problems in the developing world?

Students can't learn how to do that without fighting with problems they can't immediately solve.

By the time Bethpage Black opened in 1936, Tillinghast had fallen on hard times, fighting drinking problems and financial woes.