Sentence examples for striking the problem from inspiring English sources

But even with a motivated group of workers willing to risk their jobs by striking, the problem of individual franchise owners setting their own wages on a store-by-store basis will likely remain an obstacle to setting a standard $15 an hour wage across New York City.

And here we strike the problem of police culture.

The latter passage leads more directly to Schiller's most general characterization of the problem: striking the right balance between the universal and the particular, that is, not realizing the ideal at the cost of individuals nor so focusing on individuals as they currently are that all concern for the ideal is lost.

I applaud the Reagan Administration's military assistance given to Boliva to strike the drug problem at the source.

For the journalists who are on strike, the problem is a democratic one because the shutdown is destroying the pluralism of information, and attacking a symbol.

But there is a more fundamental objection that strikes at the problem of making happiness a national goal.

"There was a disregard for the protocols and procedures in taking strikes and the problem lies with the high command in Yemen.

"[E]very new settlement announced in Israel, every rocket shot over a border or suicide bomber on a bus, and every retaliatory military strike exacerbates the problem and provides a setback here in Europe for those fighting hatred and bigotry," Gutman said.

Bird strike, as the problem is called, costs the airline industry about $1 billion per year, and engineers have tried to reduce it using everything from loudspeakers and flares to dogs and lasers.

He was confronted by the problems that struck the whole industry - a severe recession, a technological revolution and falling newsprint sales.

Participants often found themselves attempting to strike the right balance between the problems of access for patients and the need to provide high-quality specialist treatment to all.