Sentence examples for problems by the from inspiring English sources

Green promises to make inroads on these longstanding problems "by the time I'm done as mayor".

The handling of the sexual abuse problems by the church — and the future pope — has caused deep rifts.

Renaissance mathematicians were led back to these problems by the needs of astronomy, optics, navigation, warfare, and commerce.

The exploitation of a hyper-vulnerable woman with crippling mental health problems by the rich and powerful, who, according to Monroe, passed her around "like meat".

Continued fast expansion in offshore and onshore wind is good news for carbon emissions and can be accommodated without major problems by the grid.

He had been regarded as a math prodigy from early childhood, and he could solve high-school math problems by the time he was in third grade.

It would be bitterly ironic if the bright light shone on Brazil's problems by the favela-blockbuster oeuvre was offset by our taste for civic dystopia as entertainment.

Last month Ofgem warned npower to resolve its billing problems by the end of August or halt all telephone sales to new customers.

McLoughlin said Network Rail's chief executive, Mark Carne, would be delivering a report on the problems by the end of the week.

I also think a lot more young girls wear heels at an earlier age and give themselves problems by the time they get to their 30s.

The children with the greatest exposure were starting to fall off the developmental curve and displayed signs of attention-deficit problems by the time they were three.