Sentence examples for problem of the many from inspiring English sources

A peace plan that needs fleshing out Not yet, thanks Back to reality Not the new Taliban, yet Reprints Related items Iraq: A chance for the new manJun 15th 2006The prime minister has also promised "a solution" to the problem of the many militias, including, presumably, Shia ones that have terrorised Sunni civilians, but so far he has issued no firm proposals.

But that is to focus on the thousands of people entering the job market as somehow offsetting the problem of the many millions who were already working and have seen their wages squeezed for years now, while the cost of basic living continues to rise.

Lewis invokes Unger's (1980) "problem of the many".

In his (1980), Peter Unger introduced the "Problem of the Many".

No one has seriously defended the over-population solution to the problem of the many.

Without this assumption, the Problem of the Many may have an easy solution.

Is it not the moral obligation of the fortunate among them to be interested in the extraordinary problems of the many?

The problem of integrating the many outcome studies is acute and the differences have impeded conclusions about the effects of different treatments.

This is the problem of "the One over Many" (see Rodriguez-Pereyra 2000).

A puzzle, sometimes called the problem of the one over the many, asks for an account of this.

Environmental health professionals need to recognize both the scope of the problem and the many opportunities for effective interventions.