Sentence examples for help the problems from inspiring English sources

You've argued that philanthropy has done little to help the problems it is trying to solve, like poverty and inequality.

There is no reason these unsurpassed skills we have in the private sector cannot help the problems the charity sector faces.

"It is particularly barbaric that this has happened on a day when people are meeting to try to help the problems of poverty in Africa, the long term problems of climate change.

Mr. Lepage's staging doesn't do much to help the problems baked into "Siegfried," a weak spot of the "Ring" that lacks the breakneck pace of "Das Rheingold," the heart-rending humanity of "Die Walküre" or the textbook-perfect tragedy of "Götterdämmerung". What it does help, however, is the problem of the 45-ton machine so central to his production as its primary set piece.

It's a word that does nothing to help the problems that the myth might have grown out of problems of underemployment and antisocial behavior.

It's a word that does nothing to help the problems that the myth might have grown out of – problems of underemployment and antisocial behaviour.

The band don't really do much to help the problem; they just describe their sound as "Metz music".

Surely this would help the problem considerably.

Air travel: Going first class doesn't help; the problem is the congestion on the tarmac.

"If we want to help the problem we can all do something by eating less meat.

It won't help the problem.