Sentence examples for solving the growing problem from inspiring English sources

"Abuse-deterrent formulations may not be the 'magic bullets' that many hoped they would be in solving the growing problem of opioid abuse," said the researchers in their letter.

Recycling by itself will not solve the growing problem of solid-waste management and disposal.

Even this emergency program cannot solve the growing problem of family homelessness.

The newly empty high street shops of Woolworths and Whittard could be redeployed as housing under new Lib Dem plans to solve the growing problem of the "hidden homeless".

The video emerged after the Freight Transport Association (FTA) wrote to the Mayor of Calais calling for France and Britain, as well as the EU Commission, to solve the growing problem facing lorry drivers travelling between the French port and Dover.

As head of the Rare and Imported Pathogens laboratory at Public Health England, trying to solve the growing problem of Lyme disease (and other bugs, such as ebola) is his vocation.

But to at least one group of planners, they are a "portfolio of hidden economic assets" that can help solve the growing problem of congestion around seaports and airports, and provide much needed employment for those with limited skills.

Uber doesn't really want to build flying cars, but it wants to take advantage of them to expand its service offerings and potentially do a bit more to solve the growing problem on city traffic congestion.

Your report asserts that an organic green revolution may, in fact, be "the only way we can solve the growing problem of hunger in developing countries".

Most states have adopted emergency scrap tire programs to help solve the growing problem of accumulations of scrap tires.

Richard Rothstein is correct: while more Americans should attend college, a higher education alone will not solve the growing problems of economic equality (Lessons column, Nov. 1).