Sentence examples for umbrella problem from inspiring English sources

But this is an umbrella problem, and under this umbrella sit many people who suffer online harassment for many different reasons".

In 2006, the design magazine I.D., the Web site Treehugger, and the Sustainable Style Foundation sponsored a contest to address what they termed "the umbrella problem," which encompassed both the poor performance of umbrellas and the issue of their afterlife.

Re "New Yorkers Ponder Rain Rage; Wielded as Weapons, Umbrellas Poke, Prod and Drip" (news article, Jan . 30: My practical solution to the umbrella problem in New York is to wear a long, waterproof rain poncho.

I mentioned that even though the Hollinger Improved Umbrella seemed to solve all the major umbrella problems, like wind resistance and dripping edges and snapped shanks and broken ribs, the one thing that his invention hadn't addressed was the problem of losing your umbrella.

When out with him one night, she had variously mentioned her tiny ice-cube tray, her broken umbrella and her problem opening a jar of marinara sauce.

'It's all very well arresting the people who are carrying the guns, but we have to destroy the culture that encourages young people to get hold of guns in the first place.' Last year Avon and Somerset police launched a number of initiatives under the Communities Against Guns umbrella to address the problem.

Most common are leaves for "cumulative trauma" — an umbrella term for medical problems that are not linked to a specific on-the-job injury.

The most common cause was "cumulative trauma," an umbrella term for medical problems — sore backs, strained knees and carpal tunnel  syndrome — that are not linked to a specific on-the-job injury.

The most common cause was "cumulative trauma," an umbrella term for medical problems — sore backs, strained knees, carpal tunnel syndrome — that are not linked to a specific on-the-job injury.

The most common cause was "cumulative trauma," an umbrella term for medical problems not linked to any specific injury, including back strain, knee strain, high blood pressure and carpal tunnel syndrome.

The interventionists worked with managers, drivers and other relevant persons in working groups each focusing at one specific problem and an umbrella group deciding which problems to prioritize (eg. more realistic time tables, improved communication, etc).