Sentence examples for to battle the problem from inspiring English sources

He said that - given more money - police could use existing legislation to battle the problem.

Since then, the whole industry has made major strides to battle the problem.

To battle the problem of humidity and clouds, which hinder the view, choose dry, clear weather and take a pair of binoculars, Dr. Zoran Pazameta said.

The drugs testing system imposed on Russia following revelations of widespread doping is inefficient and the country must be part of the process to battle the problem, Russia's outgoing Olympic Committee chief has said.

The taxi crossed into Northwest D.C. H Street seemed to have become blocked with potholes, and somehow, to avoid the potholes, the taxi ended up on Massachusetts Avenue, where the city-government people never failed to battle the pothole problem because the senators and congressmen went back and forth on that street to Capitol Hill.

Facebook announced a number of steps today to battle the growing problem of application spam – stuff that is sent from your Facebook friends asking you to try out new services.

To this end, various exercise regimes have been employed to battle the associated problems of aging.

In recent years, Hollywood has tried to battle the "empty vessel" problem by casting actors with an indie-flick "edge": most notably Robert Downey Jr as Iron Man, and Tobey Maguire in three Spider-Man films.

Though not directly related to unfolding, they provide alternative attempts to battle the state explosion problem when using the Petri net semantic.

He sought to distance himself from Governor Ryan, who is not a relative, and had to battle the Republican Party's image problems resulting from the license scandal.

"Sanctuaries are critical and do a lot of public good, but they're not enough to battle this problem," Ms. Coppola said.