Sentence examples for a limited solution from inspiring English sources

"While resettlement is a limited solution and is conducted at the discretion of resettlement countries, it is an important protection tool and responsibility-sharing mechanism for the growing number of displaced people around the world," it said.

Alan Brown, chief investment officer of Schroder Investment Management, is concerned that the deal to protect European banks and allow Greece to renegotiate its debt is only a limited solution to the region's problems.

When a local search operator is applied to the candidate solution, only a limited solution part is modified.

Although ATM has provided a limited solution by way of service classes, such a solution pre-supposed an underlying ATM network which — in the case of pure IP traffic — may not be the case.

Although tourism offers a limited solution, many researchers are in agreement that the overall welfare of these elephants depends greatly on their economic value, utility, and the financial position of their owners; all of which are considerably enhanced as a result of the tourism industry [ 1– 5].

Unfortunately, you can never be sure; this is a very limited solution (though certainly a welcome one).

A limited feedback solution with finite rate feedback for the flat fading channel has been studied by Jindal for the case of single antenna users [6] and later extended to the MIMO case in [7].

While it is desirable to look to Africa and elsewhere for crude oil to lessen our dependence on Mideast oil ("In Quietly Courting Africa, White House Likes Dowry," front page, Sept. 19), I am troubled by this limited solution.

It is shown that the solution derived in this study agrees better with the experimental one than the more limited solution of Novak.

However, there might be differences that were not detectable in our study due to the "limited solution of the epidemiological microscope".

"Why should we overturn understood antitrust laws," he asked, "just to patch up a mistake that Hatch-Waxman made?" Justice Stephen G. Breyer also probed for a limited-scope solution, including letting a Federal District Court judge decide whether a reverse payment appeared to unlawfully restrain trade.