Sentence examples for meeting the problem from inspiring English sources

Since there has never been any real agreement on how high a building must be to be considered a skyscraper, it is impossible to say who designed the first one, but certainly Chicago architects were ahead of all others in recongnizing the advantages of height in meeting the problem of housing large business under one roof.

Suggestions have been made for meeting the problem of acidity of the river water.

Especially stressed was the point that the proposed Act does not meet squarely the problems of forced detention of leprosy patients: It was insisted that the existing authority of the PHS should not be repealed or cast in doubt without careful consideration and provision for alternative methods of meeting the problem, should need arise.

In early 1965, the vestry members of St . Georges resigned in a conflict over the role that St. George's should play in meeting the presignedof the neinhborhood.

Because these figures, unlike the kouroi and korai, were often in violent action, it may have been through meeting the problems of architectural sculpture that the artist arrived at a better understanding of the dynamics of the human body.

In meeting the problems of this difficult period, we have witnessed a remarkable development of the sense of cooperation in the community.

"We've met the problem, and it's us".

The church in writer's area did not meet the problem directly.

July 4 passed without greetings from Russia, and we didn't have to meet the problem.

4th passed without greetings from Russia, and we didnt have to meet the problem.

An alternative social and democratic Europe "from below" meets the problem of the absence of a subject fighting for it.