Sentence examples for making those problems from inspiring English sources

Trump is making those problems bigger, not smaller.

A day after saying "we don't have a strategy yet" to take on Islamic radicals in Syria, Mr. Obama made little effort to explain his approach to tackling myriad problems in the world, nor did he respond to critics who blame him in part for making those problems worse through what they say are ineffective policies.

Multiplying intermediate institutions won't make those problems go away.

Medicare has problems, but ill-conceived "reform" has only made those problems worse.

But neither is it guaranteed to make those problems much worse, despite the continuing claims of opponents.

In other words, the Republican Party correctly identified its problems in 2012, and has since proceeded to make those problems even worse.

Whether you are from Liverpool, Lincoln, Llandudno, Livingston in Scotland or Lambeth, where I am, Brexit is not going to make those problems better.

Research by the charity reported in the Independent earlier this year found that 83 per cent of people on the Government's Work Programme because of their mental health problems believed the scheme had made those problems worse.

Just like the bubble, which bursts under pressure, scapegoating the residents here and not dealing with the problems afflicting southeast Yonkers will make those problems strong enough to spread outward on their own.

A loss of mid-level leadership makes those problems much more intractable as there is no one to pass on broad instructions or corral the often disorganised fighters on the ground.

Rather, the possibility of God's existence — and with it, the possibility that moral laws no less than physical laws correspond to an actual reality, or Reality — is what makes those problems genuinely meaningful and interesting (as opposed to just innings in an "ethics game") and lends the project of moral reasoning its coherence.