Sentence examples for problem of today from inspiring English sources

Once we help computers solve the problem of today, we move on to more challenging tasks.

There is one golden rule applying to stories on the state of the nation: to look squarely at the modern world and say, "Yes, but at what price?" It's all the problem of today.

As a species, we need to know whether modern farming is sustainable and compatible with the rest of the natural world, or is it causing irreparable damage to the environment that will eventually turn today's serious problem of today into a food crisis of epic proportions in the near future?

There are over 150 cancer drugs on the market today — everyone would love a panacea but the pragmatic problem of today is deciding which patients should be assigned which drugs.

The real problem of today is the American people's indifference to being watched by the Big Brother.

Overheard on the Long Island's 8 45 A.M. from Great Neck, one well-tailored man to another: "The real problem of today is to discover a new….

Unfortunately, peace Olympics or no, the Korean problem today is the Korean problem of yesterday.

Surprises multiplied as the subprime problem of 2007 grew into the credit disruption of 2008.

The problem of 1948 was of enormous proportions and many Palestinians remain in refugee camps, but these refugees did not flee under circumstances of ethnic cleansing.

That is why Corbyn cannot opt for what might otherwise be a fourth possible approach to the problem of this week's speech: not to give one.

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