Sentence examples for problem to bring from inspiring English sources

Having to solve a problem to bring to the next lesson enables students to demonstrate understanding and teachers to assess its depth or identify any gaps.

"We're focusing on a really hard problem, to bring humans into augmented realities," 8i CEO Linc Gasking told me.

What we're doing at Boom is trying to fix that problem, to bring back faster air travel but in a more mainstream, more affordable way than Concorde.

The community response can be defined as: The combination of actions and steps taken by communities, including the provision of goods and services, to prevent and/ or address a problem to bring about social change.

But for every tech company with its head in the clouds, there are problems to bring them back down to earth.

They asked if our own nation wasn't using massive doses of violence to solve its problems, to bring about the changes it wanted.

"We are making the most of the access we have right now and are working hard despite the security problems to bring some relief to families," said UNICEF Emergency Specialist Luciano Calestini.

The British solution to the problem was to bring their own port with them.

We were young, we were tackling an improbably important problem: trying to bring clean water to one billion people.

The fundamental problem is to bring order to a country that has known none in almost three decades.

Women come to ask such men for charms or amulets to help deal with a family problem - to bring good health to their husbands, to keep their sons safe in the army, or to find good husbands for their daughters.