Sentence examples for problem to be fixed from inspiring English sources

There is a pay gap, a problem to be fixed.

It is demeaning, they feel, to be viewed as a problem to be fixed.

That response, then and now, projects black males and their lifestyle as the problem to be fixed.

Our wildlife services are like the drug addicts who are the most difficult to help, those in denial that there is a problem to be fixed.

"The trade deficit is not a problem to be fixed, but a symbol of America's global economic strength, a Good Housekeeping seal of approval from the world's investors," said Daniel Griswold of the Cato Institute.

But this is a problem to be fixed, not an excuse to hold on to an old system we've had for hundreds of years purely because that's the way things are.

"There is no dead wood, and all problems to be fixed we will have made for ourselves".

But he found few problems to be fixed, and instead described the city as "a better place to live, work and visit than ever before".

Among the problems to be fixed at those schools – in Brooklyn, Queens and on Staten Island – are a faulty elevator, a condemned sidewalk leading to a school and a gymnasium heavily affected by water damage.

But having members present much-needed problems to be fixed in their districts, from bridge repairs to water cleanups, is a fundamental part of governance.

No one gets a magic wand that allows for a complex array of medical problems to be fixed all at once.