Sentence examples for the problem of world from inspiring English sources

Tai was painted to blend in with a set-up of a living room, and was supposed to symbolise how the problem of world poverty is ignored.

Our experience of technology has been largely wondrous and positive: The green revolution ameliorated the problem of world hunger (for a time at least) with better seeds and fertilizers to increase harvests.

As politicians, industry and scientists turn their attention to the problem of world food security, many believe we will need to use every available tool to tackle this impending crisis.

The problem of world order today, Rachman continues, is that "these security orders are now under challenge in all three regions" because of Russian intervention in Ukraine and Syria, and because of China turning its nearby seas from an American lake to "clearly contested water".

Tens of thousands of people are expected at a rally in London's Hyde Park to look at the problem of world hunger.

This last looked at "Science and the individual", Control of man's physical surroundings", "Science and the problem of world population", and "Man's concept of his place in an increasingly technological world".

Of course, eliminating food waste won't solve the problems of world hunger and greenhouse-gas pollution.

They're not the problem of the world.

"The time for Keynesian economics is past," Mr. Schmidt explained, "because the problem of the world today is inflation".

Asked what he would say to Mr Putin, Sir Elton said: "I would tell him gay people are not the problem of the world.

Consequently, Khrushchev's every move in the matter of disarmament is designed for propaganda purposes which have no relationship to the actualities of the problem of reducing world armaments.