Sentence examples for being made to solve from inspiring English sources

Such a move "will not serve the efforts being made to solve such a complicated question as Jerusalem," said Information Minister Taleb Rifai.

A White House spokesman said he could not comment directly but efforts were being made to solve the problem.

As Semino (2008: 100) observes, the use of the WAR metaphor "tends to dramatize the opposition between different participants in politics," to "emphasize the gravity and urgency of the problem in question, and the seriousness of the effort that is being made to solve it".

Most protocols still face the problems of specificity despite a major effort being made to solve this issue.

However, the potential benefits of a sensitive and reliable serum-based diagnostic test for a range of diseases, including cancer are so great that many efforts are being made to solve these problems.

Law enforcement officials denied that mistakes were made in the Kee investigation or that any less of an effort was made to solve his crimes.

He told the paper that numerous attempts had been made to solve the issue with the help of the ambassadors in both countries, but to no avail.

So an effort was made to solve the problem by supplying the collating department with No. 1 pencils, which have a softer lead than the standard test-taking No. 2 pencils and therefore make a darker impression.

"Every attempt will be made to solve the problem peacefully before resorting to a military offensive against terrorists inside the city," Lt. Gen. James T. Conway, the top Marine general in Iraq, said in an e-mail message.

Rather than discontinuing a drug or reducing the dosage on your own, tell the doctor about side effects you cannot tolerate; often another medication can be substituted or a change can be made to solve the problem.

Thus efforts must be made to solve these problems.