Sentence examples for the collective problem from inspiring English sources

But to become perceived as "the angry black man" in the White House could risk making the race issue all about him, rather than the collective problem it properly is.

(See Fig. 2) The collective problem solving required in the global public health domain requires these controversial actors to be involved but without a commonly agreed rule based system for including non-state actors in global governance institutions, it is difficult to subject these powerful organizations – large corporations, foundations and NGOs – to critical analysis.

HONG KONG — In the West, electric cars appeal to a do-it-yourself environmentalist personality, one who believes in taking individual actions to help address the collective problems of air pollution and global warming.

During the development of the project, it became clear that there were a growing number of charities, non-profits, co-ops and for-profit companies building business models to tackle the collective problems faced by society, wrote Spence and Sinopoli.

The cycle emphasised collective problem solving and planning and was divided into four phases (table 3).

Our democracies are premised on the idea that even the greatest collective problems can be solved if broken down into pieces and addressed one by one.

Leyland said the loss was a collective problem, and it was.

So what is the solution to our collective problem?

The recession in the euro zone "is a collective problem," he said.

The Internet has unleashed the capacity for planetary-scale collective problem solving (also known as crowdsourcing), with ever increasing successful examples.

The Fitzgeralds' collective problems aren't much worse than those of any other large family.