Sentence examples for a question of solving from inspiring English sources

"It's not a question of solving it.

Doing that will be much easier than building a whole, new line.If it were just a question of solving a little local difficulty, this discovery would have limited significance.

Although working out what cards might be dealt was a question of probability, solving that problem alone wasn't enough to win: he'd also need to anticipate what his opponent might do.

Most importantly, Invisible Children understands that it's not a question of the West solving Africa's problem perpetuating the White Man's Burden; that's too simplistic.

It's a question of whether we solve the crisis or the crisis solves us".

So far, she said in her sunny corner office, the experience has been harrowingly close to that of the in-the-trenches producer: a question of immediate problem-solving rather than pondering lofty principles.

His last journey, from 1865 to 1871, was undertaken at the behest of the president of Britain's Royal Geographical Society (successor to the African Association) "to solve a question of intense geographical interest…namely the watershed or watersheds of southern Africa".

"It is a question of time and problem-solving.

It's a politics of systems and social control: Power is always a question of efficiency and problem-solving, never one of justice.

Addition of new parameters into the model raises a question of whether they can be reliably solved for.

"Sweden has a tradition of solving difficult questions," Mr Lofven said after the deal was announced.