Sentence examples for look into problems from inspiring English sources
"look into problems" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to suggest that someone should research or investigate a particular issue. For example, "We need to look into the environmental problems caused by this factory."
The union's ability to handle complaints is limited; the shop stewards cannot leave the assembly line to look into problems.
This year, for the third time, he will ask the State Legislature to appoint a task force to look into problems related to volunteer ambulance services.
The police now have the incentive to look into problems as and when they arise and not simply when a specified amount of time has passed.
The bureau has been looking into problems with student loan servicing.
Two other airlines said they were looking into problems with the stabilizers on their airplanes.
One of two grand juries looking into problems at the Houston Police Department crime laboratory ended its investigation without filing charges.
He described his earlier experience looking into problems with nonprofits, saying his initial assessment was that it would take "a massive amount of legislation" to correct the problems.
Over the years, the papers have also spent much time looking into problems of poverty and development and the spread of AIDS, which Father Waliggo said in an interview is the chief culprit behind religious sects that have healing and miracles as their hallmarks.
Due to difficulties in defining types of population mobility, it is important to have a clear terminology for the Vietnamese context when looking into problems that include access to health care for mobile populations within that country.
However, for specific assessment on handwriting problem, there seems a lack of standardized and objective evaluation tool to look into the problems.
"I have also concern for the fishermen of Gujarat, and our government will definitely look into their problems," she said.
