Sentence examples for preventing the problem of from inspiring English sources

Trade and prosperity are the surest ways of preventing the problem of "failed states" which has helped foster international terrorism.

Furthermore, the data reported by Altfas et al. and Agranat-Meged et al. underscore the importance of understanding and preventing the problem of overweight in children with ADHD, before they become adults.

The bags would then be automatically delivered to their seats, preventing the problems of blocked aisles, meaning faster boarding.

Furthermore, the screws fixed through the extended flange provide additional support to prevent the problem of subsidence of tibial component of knee implant.

The tightly focused helium cadmium laser beam (365 nm) used for DLW has a lower diffraction-related loss than the UV photolithography technique and prevents the problem of undesired SU-8 cross-linking27,52 cross-linking27,52

• At the Kent School of Social Work at the University of Louisville — and I presume academic units in many places — we employ such tools as SafeAssign and other safeguards to help prevent the problem of plagiarism.

Aggrieved Baganda may target pastoralists and other poor non-Baganda with nowhere else to go.Even if violence is prevented, the problem of how to settle and protect the displaced poor while not angering the landed would be hard enough.

This prevents the problem of numerical coalescence in conventional Level-Set and Volume-of-Fluid methods when two droplet interfaces are less than one grid cell apart from each other.

In this paper, a displacement sensor using optical fiber grating technology was designed, which could be used to prevent the problem of coal mine tunnel collapse by monitoring the coal mine tunnel roof displacement.

It also says that it is helping everyone involved: the shoplifters who avoid the legal system and are, thinks CEC, rehabilitated; the stores which prevent the problem of recidivists; and the criminal justice system which doesn't get clogged up with petty cases.

Johns Hopkins is home to climate scientists, oceanographers, and engineers working to understand and prevent the problem of climate change.