Sentence examples for something to solve the problem from inspiring English sources

First, outrage over the present system has been growing, strengthening the political will to do something to solve the problem.

Neil deGrasse Tyson did a great job telling this scientific narrative as a dramatic arc--setting a goal, encountering failure, creating something to solve the problem.

"And from where I sit, it appears as if the developed world has been trying for decades -- mostly unsuccessfully -- to do something to solve the problem of material poverty.

The politicians who push for these "photo-op" solutions because they give the appearance of caring for children and doing something to solve the problem while not actually doing anything to solve the real problem, which is about poverty and income inequity, not public education.

If politicians in DC want a less furious country, they should do something to solve the problems that have made everyone so angry.

Meanwhile, Facebook will continue to insist that it's the publishers' problem, the users' problem or the fact-checkers' problem before they actually do something meaningful to solve the problem.

Someone then asked: " Should we ask scientists about science only and not about policy actions?" The expert responded: " You will get into trouble if you suggest something like management, how to solve the problem.

When he didn't understand something, he said, "I tried to solve the problem myself, because no one could help me".

It is better if you are really in need of something, and your brain tries to solve the problem.

We need a way to make people understand what needs to happen in the real world to solve the problem, something simple that can capture people's imagination.

But I keep forgetting I'm the C.E.O. and when I ask for something, the troops are sent in to solve the problem.