Sentence examples for treated the problem from inspiring English sources

Instead, Dr. Emmott successfully treated the problem by cutting away the infected layer with a soft-tissue laser.

But Knoblauch treated the problem during the off-season by ignoring it, as if the throwing jitters were a temporary setback, a slump.

In The Phantom Public (1925) he again treated the problem of communication in politics; while continuing to doubt the possibility of a true democracy, he nonetheless rejected government by an elite.

The ideals of the reform movement are particularly evident in Damian's tract Liber gratissimus (1052; "Most-Favoured Book"), which treated the problem of simony (the purchase of ecclesiastical office) and the validity of the sacraments bestowed by a simoniac cleric.

Although the former F.B.I. director Louis J. Freeh, and to some extent George J. Tenet, the director of central intelligence, called terrorism in general and Al Qaeda in particular "the greatest threat America faced," the book notes, "neither man's agency treated the problem with commensurate seriousness".

Successively, Donato et al. in [5] treated the problem by the periodic unfolding method.

It was a politics that treated the problems of governance as secondary.

There was another way to treat the problem, he said.

"It's treating the problem at the root cause, rather than doing it through remediation".

We need to treat the problem at the source rather than rely on ineffective bureaucracy.

If you don't treat the problem early, you can just forget about ever fixing it.