Sentence examples for help to combat the problem from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the U.S. is now finally transitioning to more secure chip-and-PIN infrastructure, which will help to combat the problem at point-of-sale.
But he claims to have developed a programme – Envirofrac – to evaluate environmentally safe fracking procedures, thus helping to combat the problem.
Ridesharing startup Lyft is helping to combat the problem by picking people up in several music-themed vans.
Furthermore as SDST extends the hours of daylight leisure-time, individuals and children will have more time for outdoor pursuits, which would help to combat the UK's growing obesity problem.
Bolivia has relaxed its hostility to US involvement in Latin America by accepting help to combat the country's growing drug trafficking problem.
If you feel the onset of symptoms this handy guide might help you to combat the problem before it takes hold: When you leave your house for work or the shops or the pub, you are "leaving your house for work or the shops or the pub".
UCLA is establishing a Hazardous Waste Control Laboratory to help develop technology to combat the problem of toxic waste, according to Sheldon K. Friedlander, chairman of the UCLA Chemical Engineering Department and founder of the project.
To help states develop strategies to combat the problem, the report's recommendations include: better data collection, workplace polices, and teen driver education and licensing requirements; improved laws and enforcement training; and increased public awareness.
That latter feature, says Nguyen, helps to combat the vanity problem people often encounter when using video chat or video messaging.
Several conference speakers illustrated a clever way in which the nature of data collection presents an opportunity to combine the efficiency of a national operation with the individuality of local media – thus, at the same time, helping to combat the current problems of local journalism.
