Sentence examples for to make that problem from inspiring English sources

The Citizens United ruling promises to make that problem worse, possibly much worse.

High taxes are sure to make that problem worse.

Social insurance tries to make that problem go away by, say, cutting premiums that insurers can collect from sick people.

They just want their unprofitable horses to disappear and the easiest and most profitable way to make that problem disappear is to have the horse head into the slaughter pipeline, to disappear forever.

Messier decided to make that his problem.

Now there is a case to be made that problems of self-regulation — of appetite, emotion, impulse and cupidity — may well be the defining social pathology of our time.

Of all the concessions Israel had to make, "that one constituted a problem for us," he said.

But there is not enough oil in America to make that the salvation to our problems".

"The president really wanted to make clear that problems with policing of communities of color are not isolated incidents," Laura Murphy, director of the ACLU's  Washington Legislative office, said in an interview with VICE.

But since that usually won't be the case once companies hit the thousands of employees, Adam Weinstein and his co-founders Patrick Farrell and Jason McGhee started a company called Cursor that's designed to help make that problem a little easier internally.

Beyond that, the Council needs to make sure that problems that should be dealt with at school are handled there and not at the precinct station.