Sentence examples for it at its source from inspiring English sources

The best way to stop complacency is to attack it at its source.

To protect the United States we need to stop it at its source," he said.

Its release comes as the Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) launches an unprecedented appeal from the public to tackle the Ebola crisis, and the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, warned "the only way to stop Ebola is to stop it at its source".

In the end, the software industry's interest is in making money from the problem (by selling subscriptions to regular security updates) rather than tackling it at its source.Law-enforcement agencies have had some success shutting down spam-control servers in America and the Netherlands.

They're traveling around the world to taste it at its source.

"The best way of stopping Ebola spreading even further is to fight it at its source and I look forward to working with Will to do just that".

Mankiewicz was summing up the era of "The Front Page" at the end of it, and was treating it right at its source in the American system that made it possible for a rich boy to inherit the power to control public opinion as his own personal plaything.

The best way to prevent a local epidemic from becoming a pandemic is a robust, rapid, international public health and medical response that detects a disease early and stamps it out at its source.

For example, the Wedge document replicates the decades-old creationist "tree of evil" imagery (Toumey 1994) wherein evolution is imagined to be the wellspring of every imaginable social evil: "The social consequences of materialism have been devastating…we are convinced that in order to defeat materialism, we must cut it off at its source.

Depending on how deeply and how often you've been hurt, you may believe that the simplest solution to the problem is to cut it off at its source: other people.

The system is characterized by a subpopulation reproductive number R*. Analogous to the reproductive number R0 at the individual level, R* indicates a threshold behavior of the system: if R*>1 the epidemic reaches global invasion; otherwise, it is contained at its source.