Sentence examples for seeking solutions to problems from inspiring English sources
We support his political courage, and his initiative in seeking solutions to problems like overdevelopment and the garbage crisis.
The underlying problem with seeking solutions to problems in the world is that the world is not only more complicated that we think it is, but also it is more complicated than we can think.
You must be an active participant in your disease management, actively seeking solutions to problems that arise and take on a proactive approach to life in general.
The organizers said that they reaffirmed Baptist values and would seek solutions to problems such as poverty and racism; they also hoped to counter unfavourable perceptions of Baptists.
With his great integrity, his wit and his charm, Stephen Lloyd was an ideas man who sought solutions to problems when none were thought possible.
He was a founding member (1957), secretary-general (1957 73), and president (1988 97) of the Pugwash Conferences on Science and World Affairs, a London-based worldwide organization of scholars that seeks solutions to problems of national development and international security.
SkyWest has always put a priority on employee relations, over the years using peer-elected councils to seek solutions to problems, contribute to job satisfaction and improve cost control.
When all the data were available, we held a workshop to analyze the data and review the results with the nongovernmental organizations and seek solutions to problems identified.
We therefore suggest that nursing managers should adopt a "double loop learning" [ 28] mentality and seek solutions to problems with a long-term perspective.
This little girl is 'Marta', an empowered figure who is able to take action, ask questions and seek solutions to problems which face her – and her friends and family.
Concepts like intellectual inquiry, the exchange of ideas within the community, searching for understanding of societal problems, or seeking solutions to these problems -- are barely given lip service, if any attention at all.
