Sentence examples for Hunting for solutions from inspiring English sources

Belatedly, he realises he is only making matters worse because his sunny demeanour discourages workers from being frank about the startup's problems and hunting for solutions to them.

It would also be better at hunting for solutions to mathematical tangles such as the travelling-salesman problem (determining the shortest itinerary to visit several cities).

Carnegie Corporation of New York has long been committed to hunting for solutions to this divide between the worlds of academia and policy.

But when that happens, hunt for solutions, said Prof. Raymond Tafrate, chairman of the department of criminology and criminal justice at Central Connecticut State University.

What has galvanized many people to hunt for solutions to the Kirch Group's problems is the possibility that Mr. Murdoch might be able to acquire part or even all of the conglomerate.

Hunting for a solution, the researchers took polymer sheets the sort that transparencies for overhead projectors are made from and experimented with depositing a thin film of titanium dioxide, an ingredient in sunscreen, on their surfaces.

But since mercury is toxic, the researchers kept hunting for a better solution.

Last year, M.B.A. students at the Bainbridge Graduate Institute in Seattle began hunting for a business-based solution to the problem of "food deserts" — low-income neighborhoods lacking access to healthful, affordable food.

"Scientists Hunt for Solutions to CO2 Problem". NPR, March 16, 2007.

But in the real world, it's a big life event that often governs our hunt for solutions.

We want foreign money, we will ease capital gains tax, "we are on the hunt for solutions".