Sentence examples for begun solving from inspiring English sources

By the 2000s, companies like Isilon had begun solving those problems, but it was a bit too successful because instead of a terabyte and millions of pieces of data, we were storing petabytes and billions of pieces data.

But that won't be nearly enough to begin solving the cost problem.

Georgia, nearly dormant until early in the fourth, suddenly began solving Florida's defense.

Freshman Ahaan Rungta began solving problems through MIT's OpenCourseWare (OCW) at age five.

He preferred to talk about America's problems as "ours," and how "we" — a nonpartisan we — might begin solving them.

SÃO PAULO, Brazil — From the moment their political paths crossed, Dilma Rousseff began solving problems for President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

Mrs. Clinton said more pressure should be placed on the Iraqi government to begin solving its own crisis.

He preferred to talk about America's problems as "ours," and how "we"—a nonpartisan we might begin solving them.

Mystery Hunt participants gather in Lobby 7 last Friday at noon to receive instructions before they begin solving puzzles.

It would also signal that the Chinese believe Mrs. Merkel and other European leaders have taken the necessary steps to begin solving Europe's sovereign debt crisis.

Mr. Obama has the historic opportunity to begin solving three of the nation's most vexing problems: global warming, the thirst for oil and high gas pump costs.