Sentence examples for be a sufficient solution from inspiring English sources

However, in a context of human resource shortages for health – for example, in 2008, four out of every 10 professional nurse posts in South Africa were vacant [ 30] – task shifting from doctors to nurses will probably not be a sufficient solution to the human resource crisis.

For many people this is a sufficient solution to the problem.

Additionally, Kennedy wrote that 'counter-speech' was a sufficient solution to the problem: "It is a fair assumption that any true holders of the Medal who had heard of Alvarez's false claims would have been fully vindicated by the community's expression of outrage... Truth needs neither handcuffs nor a badge for its vindication".

We also considered using a data-driven approach for optimising the kernel width parameter [ 32], however, for the relatively small size of our data set, the grid search was a sufficient solution.

"Separate but equal was not a sufficient solution on other civil rights issues in the past either," he said.

But after speaking with diversity executives at Bank of America and Intel, which won the Anita Borg Institute's (ABI) Top Company for Women in Computing Award in 2013 and 2014, respectively, it's clear that "tips" aren't a sufficient solution.

"We don't close the door to a diplomatic solution — on the contrary, on the condition that there will be a sufficient and satisfactory solution," he said.

All of those matter, but none will be a sufficient long-term solution without significantly reducing war, violence, and military spending.

Moreover, a recent study, investigating the influence of dental treatment on the oral health of a Surinamese child population, concluded that performing ART restorations only, did not contribute significantly to an improvement of the oral health, suggesting that ART alone is not a sufficient solution in the battle against dental decay (van Gemert-Schriks et al., submitted, 2007).

Setting international tribunals for war crimes, punishing the guilty and working on reconciliation are necessary steps, but they are not themselves a sufficient solution.

This raises doubts TasP alone is a sufficient and sustainable solution to prevention.