Sentence examples for help to tackle the problem from inspiring English sources
Kioko said the new production will also help to tackle the problem of counterfeit drugs.
They think better personal, social and health education (PSHE), particularly around sex and relationships and mental health, would help to tackle the problem.
Using Robert Cummins' account of functional analysis, I will then develop the notion of a capacity and its condition space and show how these notions can help to tackle the problem of context-sensitivity in biology.
Size-dependent sensitivity of the drug can help to tackle the problem of drug resistance in bacteria.
However, fewer people are aware of how they can help to tackle the problem.
Recent advances in the field of bacterial genomics will further current knowledge on antibiotic resistance and help to tackle the problem.
And we are helping to tackle the problem of what to do with the 900,000 tons of unwanted clothes, which in 2009 the Department of Forestry and Rural Affairs, said went into landfill each year.
Taking the wider context into account, another participant pointed out that what was needed was a: "...general buy-in from the whole health community, for that particular initiative, so that they become part of the wider team of professionals, in helping to tackle the problem of respiratory disease".
"Microchipping our dogs will not only reunite people with their lost or stolen pets, but also help to tackle the growing problem of strays roaming the streets and relieve the burden placed on animal charities and local authorities". However, figures from the Dogs Trust indicate the number of stray dogs in the UK has been in decline since 2011.
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