Sentence examples for be solved by some from inspiring English sources

Ray Ratto writes on CBSSports.com that the matter could be solved by some old-school refereeing, which has gone noticeably absent in recent years.

Yes, scheduling is an issue for golf's high rollers, but that can surely be solved by some joined-up thinking and negotiation.

I've had a lot of well-meaning people explain how the copyright deadlock can be "solved" by some means that will make it easier to pay artists and the companies that back them.

The collapse of the Yugoslav government, which came apart on Friday when some members withdrew in anger over the transfer, will be solved by some new arrangement, he said, and he also made light of the cracks that are showing in the democratic alliance that brought down Mr. Milosevic eight months ago.

Unless it is solved, notes David Smith of Gartner, a market-research firm, there will be a growing divide between computers' theoretical and actual performance.Not the road to richesSurely this problem will be solved by some bright young entrepreneur who will devise a new parallel-programming language and make a fortune in the process?

While our variation model can be solved by some faster modern convex optimization algorithms that have higher efficiency.  .

Here the concept of anomaly refers to a problem that a theory fails to solve, but is solved by some of its rivals.

The problem of soil adhesion has been solved by some soil-burrowing animals, such as the dung beetle, ant, pangolin and others.

The question regarding the study of oscillatory properties of (1.1) (including the case when T = R ) has been solved by some recent papers; see [4, 8, 17, 19, 25, 29, 32, 33]etc.

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I don't think it is going to be solved by giving some shadow cabinet members a bit more airtime.