Sentence examples for place the problem from inspiring English sources

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The achievement was to place the problem of inequality squarely in front of America.

It doesn't matter where production takes place: the problem is that we are consuming too much.

We must place the problem of addictive fixed-odds betting machines in context, he told Radio 4's Today programme last week.

A furious diktat against tourists picking up rocks or even feathers is carried alongside a scientist boasting the riches he has garnered from the place: "The problem is not in finding the fossils but in deciding which ones to collect".

However, these often centre on identity politics and address a specific concern (No More Page 3 or the New Era housing protests, for example) without attempting to place the problem within a broader structural analysis.

We thought we could fight for the top places if the race was without problems.

Had this taken place, the problems that Krugman discusses never would have arisen.

Dr King then wrote: "We will place the problems of the poor at the seat of government of the wealthiest nation in the history of mankind.

"If I take up my things and go to another place, the problems will be there in a year," she said.

Wrongful convictions fall into the category of "organizational accidents," he said, a term that is not meant to absolve individuals but to place the problems in a more revealing context.