Sentence examples for could resolve the problem from inspiring English sources

It says: "Our advisers frequently found that there was no effective way of speaking to anyone who could resolve the problem quickly.

She told him that a lot of people in Washington were interested in his case, that they were very concerned that he remain safe until the Embassy could resolve the problem.

It's worth remembering that the eurozone as a whole is in trade balance – it's comfortably solvent, so that settling of accounts could resolve the problem without any financing from the IMF or China.

Tighter standards for examiners could resolve the problem, he says.

Low-pass pre-filtering of the input video could resolve the problem.

In this paper, we present two scheduling algorithms that could resolve the problem of prior determination of CPU requirement of the data packet.

A BART spokesman said the agency was confident it could resolve the problems by a March 5 deadline.

We adjusted the work plan in the second year because of the over-abundance of evidence produced by the first two cycles, before local action could resolve the problems identified.

In 2014, Boon said his team has remained in touch with Capcom, but no one could resolve the incompatibility problem of Mortal Kombat being much more brutal than Street Fighter.

For some time it had been apparent that only a complete system-wide plan could resolve the ongoing problems in the banking system".

That could stretch to gongs as well as gigs, and could resolve the government's problem of how to deal with reforming the House of Lords: replace the hereditary principle with the celebrity principle.Sold to the fat cat in the cornerBut the best solution is the simplest: to sell honours for cash.