Sentence examples for fighting the problem of from inspiring English sources

Truly, Occupy Wall Street is fighting the problem of our era: rankism.

Scott's story also shows the rift between the community and organizations fighting the problem of missing teenagers.

We hear a lot of talk from my Republican colleagues in the House about fighting the problem of our national debt.

Otherwise they're literally fighting the problems of the present with tools from the past". In the U.K., there were reports that Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt was warned last summer that National Health Service organizations were at risk of cyberattacks.

Otherwise they're literally fighting the problems of the present with tools from the past". Indeed, Britain's National Health Service suffered one of the worst attacks because, in part, many of its systems were running Windows XP, an older version of the operating system that Microsoft had stopped supporting long ago.

The EU feels the need to lend a hand in fighting the problem as most of the drugs that end up in Europe come from Latin America, explains Czech news service's Cesky Noviny.

Scotland Yard revealed it had committed 1,000 officers to fighting the problem, with the creation of the central Trident gang command and 19 task forces to deal with local gang crime in problem boroughs across London.

How will he address global problems, cooperation with fighting terrorists, the problem of nuclear proliferation?" Arbatov, a witty, self-effacing speaker, played to an agreeing audience Sunday in his comments on the senselessness of the arms race and the Soviet Union's changing perceptions of the United States and the world.

The only police squad in India dedicated to fighting the longstanding problem of the theft of valuable idols from the country's temples to sell on international markets had chalked up another successful operation.

The sculpture, she said, is a "significant accomplishment to the community and to people fighting with the problems of addiction".

In the years after World War I, British military strategist Captain B H Liddell Hart advocated a new fighting concept that solved the problem of the static, set-piece nature of that conflict that resulted in the pointlessly slaughter of millions.