Sentence examples for quell the problem of from inspiring English sources

With debt off their plate for the moment, members of Congress, informed by the anxieties they encountered among voters back home, have returned from their recess and immediately snapped into battle over how to quell the problem of 14 million unemployed Americans.

Even though the rebellion was quelled, the problems of Ireland needed to be addressed.

A Cobra emergency committee meeting on the crisis was held on Monday, and a number of measures, including new fencing and additional guards, have been introduced in an effort to quell the problem.

But even that cannot seem to quell the problem.

Fortunately, Nairobi hasn't unleashed death squads to quell the problem, like they have in Rio de Janeiro.

So, it's not so much don't eat meat, but if you're going to, also eat a bunch of plant-based food to quell the problems.

To quell the problems and try to rebuild the company's reputation, Wendy's decided to offer free milkshakes this weekend in 48 Bay Area stores as a sign of customer appreciation.

Accordingly, we believe that any blunt legislative initiatives to quell the perceived problem of common ownership would be retrograde, reducing the rights of investors and resulting in unintended consequences anathema to good corporate governance and good stewardship.

Thanks in large part to Project Viva's findings, a growing body of evidence has found that childhood obesity begins in utero, and early intervention can go a long way toward quelling the problem.

They began to lower credit limits and lines of credit hoping to quell the rising problems of too much credit and too much debt.

We cannot quell the religious yearnings of millions of Iraqis merely by fostering democracy and capitalism.