Sentence examples for Deliver a solution from inspiring English sources

If he cannot deliver a solution to Spain's political corruption, Sánchez risks burying it forever.

Time appeared to be running out for Iceland to deliver a solution to the financial crisis today as its currency, the krona, slumped 30% against the euro.

It's much easier to say how many meetings you'll have to talk about a problem, than to actually deliver a solution to a problem.

Outrage at the abuses perpetrated by the Islamist rebels should not provoke a moral panic in which we lose sight of what will deliver a solution.

Merely nationalising a pharmaceutical company is no more likely to deliver a solution to antimicrobial resistance than privatising a public service is going to make it more effective.

No deal has to be clearly ruled out, then MPs must finally compromise and deliver a solution that protects jobs, livelihoods and communities across the UK.

All participants complete a group project that reinforces the concepts taught in class and holds the team accountable for delivering a solution to a problem facing the hospital.

That Nasa was capable of delivering a solution which met that outrageous catalogue of demands, and at a time in history when digital watches were still cool, is little short of miraculous.

He expected some sort of hierarchical review, but his boss, the vice president of product, just smiled and said, "Ship it". He marveled that so early on he had delivered a solution that would instantly reach millions of people.

"Let the local people figure out how best to use it, instead of us delivering a solution to them".

For instance, a concierge MVP entails delivering a solution as a customized service to quickly understand customer needs while identifying what needs to be automated through software.