Sentence examples for responses to a problem from inspiring English sources

"You have policymakers suggesting policy responses to a problem they can't see the dimensions of.

The United States prefers long-term, market-oriented responses to a problem it considers serious, though not immediately pressing.

Learning is enhanced by self-regulation, that is, the learner's efforts to observe, evaluate, and react to his or her own responses to a problem.

14 In the first of these combined papers, we suggested that debiasing would require a physician to detect the need to override the initial intuitive responses to a problem in order to engage in analytical processes to restructure reasoning and find alternative solutions.

Anger escalates because of several factors: insecurity, lack of choices, disrespectful behavior, or aggressive or passive responses to a problem.

It was our best-ever response to a problem.

He refers to the response to the climate crisis as "climatism", in other words a belief system rather than a rational response to a problem.

The exchange stopped trading in response to a problem in the data system that provides the prices of recent trades.

The 48-year old former Stanford professor, a Russia expert, is the member of the team most likely to anticipate Mr. Bush's response to a problem.

Supporters of the law praised it as a proactive, state-level response to a problem that the federal government was ignoring.

Mr. Khush said the small suppliers in Mexico, Indonesia or the Philippines are simply offering a cost-effective response to a problem that overstretched authorities cannot resolve.