Sentence examples for nearly every problem from inspiring English sources

For nearly every problem, lawmakers and bureaucrats imagine that more detailed rules are the answer.

Nearly every problem of the federal farm program is magnified in Stuttgart and its environs.

Nearly every problem you might encounter as a caregiver has been experienced and solved by others.

Legally laundered cash in Washington soils everything it touches and prevents us from solving nearly every problem that we confront today.

Conservatism was at its peak when the neocons were dominant and nearly every problem with the Republican Party today could be cured by a neocon revival.

At their philosophical core, Silicon Valley's elite believe that information is a panacea, that nearly every problem can be solved through conversation, education, or innovation.

"What happens is, they're wearing this sweater three or four times a week, and it's wearing out". Adds Stephanie Grani of Stephania in San Juan Capistrano: "It can also occur on acrylic sweaters, and it happens when the sweater you're wearing is too tight". Of course, as in nearly every clothing problem, the better quality the fabric, the less of a problem you're likely to have.

Nevertheless, the first successful piano made in Italy by Bartolomeo Cristofori solved the problems inherent in such simple mechanisms, as well as nearly every other problem facing piano builders until well into the 19th century.

Nearly every conceivable problem that a child could have can be observed in these unfortunate children.

Americans seek medical solutions to nearly every health problem — whether it's hair loss, cancer, AIDS, or one of the many diseases that stem from the fact that we eat too much.

According to a variety of polls, Mr. Corbyn is attracting growing support by promoting a set of left-wing policies that promise more state money for nearly every social problem, from health to education.