Sentence examples for begin to solve some from inspiring English sources

Rules changes this season have helped hockey begin to solve some of its problems.

Mr. Papillo said the reclassification, in addition to a tougher persistent-offender law, would begin to solve some of the problems.

Software wizardry from Oculus in reducing the hardware needs of minimum spec PCs and Google's work in bringing high-quality VR to Android phones through Daydream have been effective in beginning to solve some of VR's structural problems.

Sinker hints at some of the motivations behind this project: to begin to solve the problem of identity.

But that won't begin to solve the fundamental problem.

I genuinely feel that, given time and space, the people can begin to solve their own problems.

Even if I can only begin to solve them, I've achieved half the battle of being a choreographer.

By enacting new taxes, the leaders said, they were helping the governor begin to solve that shortfall as well.

Given that the biggest food losses occur on farms, this is where we should begin to solve the problem.

That modest increase would add some small incentives, like tuition reimbursements for teachers, but it cannot begin to solve the problem of recruiting and retaining good teachers, where low pay is a huge impediment.

Raising tobacco excise can't even begin to solve that problem: it's not a long term revenue solution to increased tax pressures.