Sentence examples for to the problems of a from inspiring English sources

A few months ago, Trump compared Carson's "pathological temper" to the problems of a child molester.

The justices have the job of applying the Constitution to the problems of a fast-changing world.

Instead, he said this Thursday: "The last thing I would want to have anybody ever write is that G.M. is doing better thanks to the problems of a Japanese competitor".

It was almost with relief that men looked forward to the problems of a new dynasty and a new century, as well as to a man, not a woman, upon the throne.

Stripping out lots of low-paid, low-skilled jobs in government adds to the problems of a section of the workforce that, especially in rich countries, already resents the march of progress.

Clearly we are now in the realm of the cross-class marriage plot of the kind that every Victorian novelist from Mrs Gaskell to Charles Dickens was obliged to resort to in an attempt to offer a healing resolution to the problems of a fractured society.

You should be especially alert to the problems of an instructor who has had no previous experience in an American university, or who has limited previous teaching experience.

For example, in response to the problems of an understaffed and overtaxed air-traffic-control system, the FAA instituted a "visual separation" policy in the LAX TCA.

You have to fix the problems of a century of regulation.

But that's not the best way to solve the problems of a company — or a nation.

Graph structured hierarchical documents help to overcome the problems of a small screen size.