Sentence examples for begin to be solved from inspiring English sources

But before a rape can even begin to be solved, the victim must come forward.

But of course I never imagined those problems would begin to be solved in my lifetime at all".

The global issues are of course less amenable to Washington's influence, but these problems cannot begin to be solved without presidential involvement.

"We're the future of humanity!" With its implication that the world's problems might begin to be solved by one Arab-Jewish coupling, "The Names of Love" succumbs to glib sentimentality.

"They need to get off eventually, and then what?" The deeper problem — or, rather, the only way that the many deep problems can begin to be solved — is political: Luzhkov, who has been the ruler of Moscow for nearly twenty years now, needs to go.

A consequence of this is that one of the more difficult problems in drug discovery, namely the identification of non-peptide agonists at peptide receptors, is beginning to be solved.

Is the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel a 500 year-old puzzle that is only now beginning to be solved?

In the 1930s, the structures of much larger molecules with two-dimensional complexity began to be solved.

Crystal structures of proteins (which are irregular and hundreds of times larger than cholesterol) began to be solved in the late 1950s, beginning with the structure of sperm whale myoglobin by Sir John Cowdery Kendrew, for which he shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry with Max Perutz in 1962.

The problem in [12] which is a special case of Problem 1, where both users' data is available at the beginning, was shown to be solved in [12] by the FlowRight Algorithm [22].

Like many entrepreneurial ventures, Hint Water began with a problem that needed to be solved: how to get people to consume more water for health.