Sentence examples for the problem of fighting from inspiring English sources

"America has the problem of fighting terrorism, the Iraq problem and the North Korean nuclear problem.

One is the problem of fighting the seductive and persuasive visuals of computer animation at public hearings.

Getting rid of McChrystal doesn't solve the problem of disunity and division in Afghanistan, let alone the problem of fighting the war.

That way, they avoid the problem of fighting with other creditors in bankruptcy or the question of whether they can sue the government.

Others, however, highlighted the problem of fighting between the army and ethnic rebel groups seeking greater autonomy, and urged his government to stop its offensives.

The early 1960's were the glory days of strategic planners; whole books were written applying game theory and other forms of analysis to the problem of fighting a nuclear war.

There's no reason for narrative filler when Tyson is one of the few boxing champions whose mind is alive to the problems of fighting as a spectacle.

The most recent evidence of victories over Tarver and Winky Wright do not leave Hopkins open to such a charge, though of course one of the problems of fighting too long is that you never quite know when the curtains are going to come down.

Crawford discusses the "cacophony" of private-public spaces dominated by advertising, though it's worth noting that the problem of advertisements fighting for our attention isn't confined to physical space.

We then decided to fight the problem instead of fighting one another.

Mr. Mukherjee, the Indian foreign minister, said in a recent interview: "This is a problem of fighting against terror.