Sentence examples for killing problem from inspiring English sources

Instead of rehashing the killing, "Problem Areas" advances to an exploration of "improper police training," the factor on which a litany of newsreaders laid blame in the Castile case.

Mr. May is aware that animal lovers will react negatively to killing problem bears, but said he was trying to look at the big picture.

It's much more expensive to live in a good school district today than it was several decades ago; college costs have skyrocketed; and health care costs have become a seemingly intractable fiscal and job-killing problem.

Piracy isn't an industry-killing problem for publishers yet, and if they can keep prices low enough and delivery mechanisms convenient enough, it could even stay that way.

Americans can't solve their child-killing problem in part because Americans refuse to believe that other rich countries have gun laws that work.

There were also six older males (up to 35 years old) introduced to solve the rhino-killing problem (see [34]).

Seven years after the sniper killings, the problem of negligent — or corrupt — gun dealers is, if anything, worse.

Such corruption has never been secret, but since the killings the problem has moved from mere kitchen-table conversations to the level of national discourse.

The crime was taped on mobile phones and soon spread across the internet, resulting in widespread condemnation.Honour killings remain a problem in Kurdistan.

In Saunders' world, mass-badger killings are a problem for which an entire industry has envisioned a solution, one that is as mundane and accepted as cubicles and barbershops.

Each motive would, in effect, limit the number of people whose problem the killing was.