Examples of using Today's problems in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
Today's problems were very foreseeable.
By solving today's problems first.
Love is the only solution to today's problems.
Is solving today's problems with yesterday's tools.
Past practices have produced today's problems.
Today's problems are yesterday's solutions.
Yesterday's solutions have created today's problems.
The solution of today's problems requires an approach which is.
Revolutionary violence won't solve today's problems.
Today's problems come from yesterday's solutions.
It's not enough to solve today's problems.
Today's problems are caused by yesterday's solutions.
That is all well and good, but it does not solve today's problems.
There's an old saying that today's problems come from yesterday's solutions.
The solutions to yesterday's problems create today's problems.
We cannot solve today's problems with yesterday's thinking.
Yesterday's solutions will not solve today's problems.
Senge's version is as follows: Today's Problems Come from Yesterday's Solutions.
Innovative technologies can help us solve today's problems.
You can't solve today's problems with yesterday's answers,” he said.
Does your theory offer an immediate solution for any of today's problems?
Today's problems of unemployment will become the problems of leisure.
Just got to hop back in the DeLorean and get back to today's problems.
You can't solve today's problems with yesterday's answers,” he said.
Why are we referring to Gramsci to understand today's problems?
It is the difference between managing today's problems and being prepared for tomorrow's change.
The solution of today's problems requires an approach which is ruthlessly candid, with no agonizing over religious, moral or cultural values.”.
Providing students with the ability to handle today's problems and prospect for business organizations functioning in a competitive world.
Solutions tailored to today's problems will not be successful if they are bound by yesterday's policies.
What factors underlie today's problems, and how appropriate are the likely policy responses?