Sentence examples for to contain the problem from inspiring English sources

Nobody knew how to contain the problem".

Until a proper vaccine is developed, patients could use inexpensive antiviral drugs to contain the problem.

"It will do nothing to contain the problem and probably make it worse," said one, Sujoy Chaudhuri.

In Afghanistan, however, few foreign governments want to deal with the Taliban, preferring a "ring of security" around Afghanistan to contain the problem.

The international health, human rights and development bodies that could fund and conduct research or support local efforts to contain the problem are distinguished only by their silence.

David Cameron, the prime minister, is alert to that risk; Downing Street, which is usually bad at cultivating relations with backbenchers, is considering how to contain the problem.

All the bailouts in Europe — two so far for Greece alone — have done little to contain the problems.

There would be more floods like those in Cumbria, rising sea levels, and disastrous economic consequences as the world tried to contain the problems in future.

The bank was one of the first to signal the beginning of the sub-prime mortgage crisis in the US and has been struggling to contain the problems inside its US business.

The failure of the military to contain the problems of abuse was underscored over the last week, during which an Air Force officer and an Army sergeant who led sexual assault prevention programs were accused of assault themselves.

It is our job to address such passengers, de-escalate the situation and, when necessary, enlist other passengers to help contain the problem.