Sentence examples for touch that problem from inspiring English sources

But, as Ash says, only one out of two people who are eligible for SNAP in his state are on the program, and "the only thing that can really touch that problem would be improving SNAP, because there aren't enough warehouses in San Francisco for organizations like ours to take up that slack".

Such attempts at a populist style never touched the problem that still dogs Labour.

Such legislation, of course, won't touch the problem of addiction; nor will it prevent every death from overdose.

In his response, Goadsby does not even touch this problem.

We also touch the problem of comparison of results in various scales of spaces.

For them, caffeine doesn't touch the problem, and more potent prescription stimulants aren't much better.

Its light touch approach means that problems in some schools can go undetected until serious damage has been done," Hodge said.

At first sight it looks bold, but then you discover that they have scarcely touched the problem.

He did so while denying that he was reviving Lochner, explicitly stating, "We do not sit as a super-legislature to determine the wisdom, need, and propriety of laws that touch economic problems, business affairs, or social conditions".

But getting rid of those two eyesores scarcely touched the problem.

In contrast to [15] which touches the problem briefly this paper provides a more detailed analysis.