Sentence examples for present day problems from inspiring English sources

Kudos to David for taking a sober look at the present day problems of the Republican Party and offering concrete suggestions for reform.

The experiment shows the feasibility of MDD to tackle present day problems, highlighting many benefits of the MDD approach and opportunities for improvement.

But that's a present day problem.

Aimed at small and medium-sized charities, the awards offer a leg-up to organisations that are delivering practical solutions to present-day problems.

He contrasted them with the clubs and police dogs that black marchers faced in the 1960s and said that solving present-day problems would require comparable determination.

The awards offer a priceless leg-up to organisations that are delivering practical solutions to present-day problems, never more important than at a time of continuing austerity in our public services.

"Contention is as much a part of their legacy as their principles," Richard Brookhiser writes in his diverting "What Would the Founders Do?" — an entertaining exercise in posing present-day problems as questions, and then attempting to answer them.

It also presents affirmative action as a force correcting present-day problems, which is much firmer justification than as a form of reparation for past problems that no longer exist.

The awards, in association with Zurich, offer a priceless leg-up to five small and medium-sized organisations that are delivering innovative and practical solutions to present-day problems, never more important than at a time of continuing austerity in our public services.

Many of these present-day problems have significant historical components.

"These are still early days in understanding this field and even earlier still in applying the information provided by studies of ancient humans' microbiomes but I am … optimistic that we have much to learn from these studies that may be useful for our present-day problems".