Sentence examples for problem from within from inspiring English sources

Peter Aling'o, a senior researcher at the Institute of Security Studies in Kenya, said: "The government needs to be treating this as a growing problem from within.

She attempted to fight the problem from within for almost two years, but deactivated from the sorority last spring.

Thus, collaborations with mathematicians and statisticians are commonly formed only after the data are collected, in which case collaborators may attempt to contribute to the solution of a problem from within the strict framework of their familiar disciplinary approaches (van den Besselaar and Heimericks, 2001; Hukkinen et al., 2006).

Treat the problem from within.

But by suggesting that the "problem" stems from "within Islam," Blair exhibits a deficiency that has longed plagued Western conversations about faith and politics: the inability to separate the religious actor from the religion itself.

In the end, Cashman stuck to his strategy of trying to solve the Yankees' problems from within.

But by the close of play on Thursday it was apparent that García could also manufacture plenty of problems from within the ropes.

After a series of corruption scandals which have beset football's governing body in recent months, Fifa's re-elected president, Sepp Blatter, promised to implement reforms, while arguing repeatedly that the "family" must address its governance problems from within.

Campbell said he doubted the task force would make the necessary changes "because they had a number of years to solve their problems from within and have not been able to do so".

This determination to simultaneously attack problems from within and without is exactly what we need in the school reform movement.

Of course, the Conservative Party's shitty poll numbers are a part of Harper's problem, but the real problem comes from within his own party.