Sentence examples for responded to the problem of from inspiring English sources

He responded to the problem of pantheistic interpretation of Christian mysticism in his Horasis ("The Vision") and Catechesis ("Instruction").

Over the past seven weeks we've learnt from philosophers, theologians and psychologists who have responded to the problem of evil.

Engineers responded to the problem of lost tiles by soaking the bottom quarter-inch of each one with a binder that makes it more dense.

State governments have responded to the problem of brain injuries in youth sports by adopting laws aimed at reducing the harm that comes from injuries that occur during team practices or events.

ARTICLE 11: A commission will be established by the president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops to research how the church in the United States has responded to the problem of sexual abuse of minors by clergy.

Many smallholder livestock keepers have responded to the problem of shortage of water by constructing charco dams (dug out ponds constructed in flat semi-arid areas to store surface runoff).

Roth, like Byron, made sexual capital out of his literary fame and responded to the problems of that fame by writing books which teased their readership with autobiographical hints and pseudo-revelations.

She describes him as a "passionate man", one who is not "afraid to stick to his convictions", and someone who has always "listened to his people and responded to the problems of the area".

So medical scandals will probably erupt with increasing regularity.The government has responded to the problems of variable medical performance, incompetence and malpractice with a bewildering array of initiatives.

Jesús Silva, a Spanish priest who responded to the problems of poor and neglected children in his native province, Galicia, by founding a self-governing Boys Town, whose children's circus toured the world to great acclaim in the 1970s, died on Sept. 2 in Ourense, Spain.

These two very different cities have responded to the problems of the urban core and the demands of a new economy with a strong communal resolve -- all together, now -- to change the future of their schoolchildren, and hence, the future.