Sentence examples for will cure the problem from inspiring English sources
Installing the proper part will cure the problem, Kia said.
There had been high hopes that an announcement of extra cash for the area or a firm plan to dredge rivers – which many believe will cure the problem of prolonged flooding – would be made.
"The idea we can bang up prison sentences and that will cure the drug problem is ludicrous.
In philanthropic circles, the Gates crowd is seen as brash chock-full of a brash chock-fullnofogy will cure the world's problems.
That, in and of itself, will not cure the problem.
We all should know that it is bad to have our trains crowded and wildly inefficient — as Michael Tomasky points out, fifty years ago, the train from New York to Washington was much faster than it is now — but we lack the political means or will to cure the problem.
But even culling over a larger area "will not cure the problem, only slow it down," says biologist Timothy Roper of the University of Sussex.
We will cure this problem, restore the image of the State Police and make New Jersey a better and safer place.
Ennis-Hill has said she will now "look to cure the problem", while her coach Toni Minichiello explained there had not been enough improvement in the athlete's condition to ensure she could perform over two days in the Russian capital.
On the other side are those who say that locking up children mirrors the confinement that predators subject them to, and will ultimately fail to cure the problem.
