Sentence examples for in response to a problem from inspiring English sources

The exchange stopped trading in response to a problem in the data system that provides the prices of recent trades.

But state lawmakers acted "in response to a problem that was, in its experience, limited to abortion clinics," the chief justice wrote.

"So, rather than searching for a solution to a problem, they had the solution, and their difficulty was to make it appear as though it were in response to a problem".

"So I might say to my boss in response to a problem he was airing, 'This is something my colleague Lisa's been working on; she's got some great ideas.

The scram was in response to a problem caused by cold weather at the Bonneville Power Administration's nearby Ashe Substation.

"Anybody who calls for dramatic action in response to a problem needs to be willing to walk the talk," he told me.

Behavioral innovations are behavior patterns not previously seen in a given population, and they frequently arise in response to a novel problem, or as a novel solution to an existing problem.

People often require support in response to a particular problem they are experiencing.

Several different lamps, produced in response to a common problem by several different inventors, were in co-existence in the 1810s.

Since reform often comes in response to a pressing problem -- immigration, delinquency, international competition -- adjusting the system to meet the need is like repairing an airplane in midflight.

The effort to create coordination is partly in response to a serious problem of duplicative, costly investments as each province tries to one-up its neighbors.