Sentence examples for clear-cut solution to from inspiring English sources

I am not sure there is a clear-cut solution to this complicated problem of user imagery -- or should I say, knowing which image to pick.

Geena Davis, the actress who inspired a generation of young women to dream of being baseball stars and the founder of the Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media, has a pretty clear-cut solution to the lack of women in Hollywood films.

In contrast, policymakers want clear-cut solutions to real-world problems right now.

A clear-cut solution at the physical layer would be the maximization of the bit rate in conjunction with the minimization of the transmission errors.

"I do not have a clear-cut solution," he concedes, before reverting to the old argument that "Jordan is Palestine".

Protecting, rebuilding or mitigating risk to reputation -- whether a proactive initiative or one following a crisis -- does not come in a neat, data-driven box, with a clear-cut solution, mapped out for all to see.

When eco-friendly concerns become fractured and some fight for access to healthy food while others protest a vital access to clean water, it's hard to identify a clear-cut solution.

"I thought it had to become impossible to give a fast, easy, clear-cut solution, because no solution of this sort could accord with the reality," he wrote in his 1989 autobiography, "Warrior".

At the end of the day, real-world problems tend to lack a clear-cut solution.

When legal counseling gets involved, the situation is already entrenched, relationships are damaged, interests and egos are salient, the business sides demand a clear-cut solution, and the legal department/counseling is challenged to prove its expertise and value as a last resort savior able to get the best out of an intricate situation gone wild.

Unfortunately, it is extremely difficult to give a clear-cut answer to this dilemma.