Sentence examples for responding to this problem from inspiring English sources

Responding to this problem, the Interactive Advertising Bureau started a group to explore the future of the cookie and alternatives, calling current online advertising "a lose-lose-lose situation for advertisers, consumers, publishers and platforms".

Responding to this problem, the U.N. started supplying wood.

(It should be pointed out that defenders of the 'kinds of properties'-distinction have their own way of responding to this problem: they say that in such cases the nuclear property in question is the 'watered-down' counterpart of the corresponding extranuclear property.

It is perhaps notable that in common with many other Mercian charters of the 9th century, this grant is of privileges rather than land: the chronicler Bede had commented a century earlier that excessive grants of land to monasteries were leaving kings without land to grant to the nobility, and the Mercian kings may have been responding to this problem.

The " Narrative Framing for Contextual Fidelity" section outlines our general approach to responding to this problem when prototyping interactions with robots in the University of Hertfordshire Robot House.

What is important is that many patients who suffer stroke have a very low HRQOL as a result of the loss of functional autonomy, and responding to this problem continues to be a challenge for public health [ 37].

You are invited to respond to this problem.

Trump has responded to this problem with what Walter Williams calls an "anti-analytic" strategy.

In response, we designed and implemented a program to respond to this problem.

The city of San Francisco responded to this problem by banning packaging such as plastic bags and Styrofoam takeaway containers.

The pharmaceutical industry responded to this problem by designing slow-release preparations of the short-acting drugs.