Sentence examples for problem by over from inspiring English sources

Our respondents did, in fact, react to our tutorial by increasing their already significant concern about inequality: the tutorial raised the share of respondents who indicated that inequality was a "very serious problem" by over 40 percent.

Insecurity is identified as the biggest problem by over one third of those polled.

Avoid recreating a thatch problem by over fertilizing with nitrogen.

The government dealt with a big part of the problem by taking over two banks.

Radio 3 has solved this problem by giving over an hour, straight after the second series of James Naughtie's The Making of Music (Radio 4, 3.45pm, every day), to the music he was just talking about.

It tried to solve its problems by taking over a smaller rival, US Airways, but antitrust authorities blocked it.

A recent Forrester report on CRM deployments, for instance, found that "inflexibility" and "difficult upgrades" were cited as significant problems by over 75% of CIO respondents.

But he compounded his problem by stumbling over his words and facts.

He got round the problem by winning over the country which then put pressure on its elected representatives.

When Saddam Hussein came to power in the late 1960s, he decided to deal with the problem by deporting over 1.5m of Iraq's 4m Kurds from their inaccessible mountain villages to more easily controlled "collective towns" in the plains.

Speech and communication problems had risen as a special needs problem by 58% over the same period between 2005 and 2010.