Sentence examples for of the widespread problem from inspiring English sources
The vote fortifies an effort at the city, state and federal levels to find the cause of the widespread problem, conduct education for prevention and provide treatment to the thousands of city residents who need it.
MARIE-THERESE CONNOLLY is using the prosecutorial skill she honed fighting nursing home fraud to add dimensions to the public's awareness of the widespread problem of elder abuse, including highlighting the costs to society of financial, physical and psychological mistreatment of older adults.
An agency spokesman cautioned that this case only scratched the surface of the widespread problem.
Brant Widgen is so good at his job that you are not aware of the widespread problem that is cats "photo-bombing" stunning images of space.
While the brutal winter has many Americans excited to "spring forward," this weekend's shift to daylight saving time and the potential lost hour of sleep also are reminders of the widespread problem of insomnia.
"These results were sobering indications of the widespread problem of violence facing children in Kenya," said Kanyankore Marcel Rudasingwa, UNICEF Kenya Representative.
A 2,550 word article from The Associated Press is drawing attention to the widespread problem of trace amounts of pharmaceutical chemicals turning up in the drinking water supply of millions of Americans, but no one seems to know how to react.
The second report described a possible solution to the widespread problem of counterfeit malaria drugs.
Public awareness of the widespread problems is soaring.
Some officials pointed to the difference and suggested that whatever the OCC found could be multiplied by 1,000 to give an accurate scope of the widespread problems in mortgage servicing that lead to wrongful foreclosures.
In addition there is need to increase effective communication to households to encourage optimum usage of ITNs to address the widespread problem of households often using only a proportion of the nets they own while some household members remain unprotected [ 42].
