Sentence examples similar to touching the problem from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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

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

In addition, the authors touched the problem of stochastic approximation and show how to deal with it in practice.

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

The authors also touched the problem of positive to negative training examples ratio and noted that increased numbers of reference compounds generally can lead to improvement in the prediction abilities of SVM.

Broad (1930) claimed that Sidgwick's account was confused, since his proposed solutions did not touch the problem of the inconsistent fundamental principles, though this has been effectively addressed by Coady (1994), Schneewind (1977) and many others.

If you don't want to use the rubber case — which, let's be honest, does slightly ruin the beauty of the device — shifting your hand up so it doesn't touch the problem area is certainly an option.

He was pretty clear: "Doubling the council tax won't touch the problem of the large empty ghost mansions of London.