Sentence examples for definitive solution to from inspiring English sources

I do not bring with me today a definitive solution to the problems of war.

The definitive solution to prevent a return of the Zika epidemic is, of course, a broadly protective vaccine.

The agreement supposedly offers a definitive solution to the vexed question of how far the "ancestral domain" of southern Muslims extends.

It seems intended less as a definitive solution to the mystery than as a virtuoso play in the endless exegetical game, which has a different outcome for each reader.

There may still be readers who expect a definitive solution to this puzzle along with their story, but what Martin provides is more rewarding: along with a satisfying ghost story, she gives us the soil from which its central mystery grew.

A definitive solution to this problem could possibly answer the question of whether Indo-Aryans encountered these people or whether Harappan civilization had passed by the time the Indo-Aryans arrived on the subcontinent, although scholars now generally agree that the Indus Valley civilization's decline was not due to any Indo-Aryan invasion.

Tyldesley offers no definitive solutions to many of the mysteries surrounding Tut.

Those geniuses 500 years ago came up with such definitive solutions to pictorial composition that almost all artists, photographers and people who look at a picture are subconsciously influenced by the visual models they invented.

This sheds new light on the structure of large subspaces or quotients of normed spaces (resp., large sections or linear images of convex bodies) and provides definitive solutions to several problems stated in the 1980s by Milman.

But it is not always clear precisely how he resolves them, and it is possible that Aristotle did not think that the Metaphysics contains definitive solutions to all of these perplexities.

These are not, by any means, full or definitive solutions to the changes afoot due to climate change and food insecurity.