Sentence examples for contributes to a solution from inspiring English sources

In a communique addressed to "national and international public opinion," which was E-mailed to the press on the third day of the crisis, M.R.T.A. (as the group is known in Peru) complained, "We think that to continue with the attitude taken by the government... and certain journalists [describing] us as 'assassins and terrorists' in no way contributes to a solution".

STEAM has also been conceptualized as a transdisciplinary teaching and learning approach where you start with the "issue or problem and, through the process of problem solving, bring to bear the knowledge of those disciplines that contributes to a solution or resolution" (Meeth 1978, p. 10).

In fresh water, the osmolality (the concentration of solutes that contribute to a solution's osmotic pressure) in the plasma is much higher than it is in the surrounding water.

All of them will contribute to a solution".

The financial crisis, however, persuaded him to try to contribute to a solution in 2008.

Along farm animal, breeding genomics may contribute to a solution for these concerns.

Japan's rising trade surplus is adding substantially to the problem rather than contributing to a solution.

Or, as the left-leaning Le Monde put it, "It's time to stop lecturing the Americans about their errors and start contributing to a solution".

Holding China accountable won't solve our economic problems on its own, but it can contribute to a solution — and it's an action that's long overdue.

The economic recovery in the United States is precarious, he said, and "gridlock in Washington at this moment is not contributing to a solution of the country's problems".

In the absence of clear and undisputable proof, a politicised judicial process, whether it takes place inside or outside the country, under Lebanese or international control, is likely to aggravate the situation rather than contribute to a solution.