Sentence examples for desire to solve from inspiring English sources

"Much more important is your desire to solve a social problem.

"As much as we desire to solve every problem, we cannot spend more than what we have," Mr Castro said.

And both benefit from visiting foreign students who share their knowledge, expertise and desire to solve social problems.

The administration's late reaction to the most recent crisis is  an example of its lack of desire to solve the issue, the authors argue.

More than a third have doctorates, Mr. Spradlin said, and while motivated by money, they also have a desire to solve "problems that matter".

Driven by his desire to solve a great puzzle, he is personally affronted by recycled information and secondary sourcing, which often leads him to express contempt for people who are lazier than he is — a category that includes virtually everyone.

"Mr. Fry," the article stated, "said that in his talk with Mr. Hanfstaengl he was told that there were two anti-Semitic groups, one the radical section that desired to solve the Jewish question with bloodshed and the other a moderate group that wished to segregate the Jews by law into a specified area".

Accordingly, development of more efficient algorithms would be desired to solve the proposed inexact nonlinear models (Sahinidis [2004]; Zhou et al. [2008]; Zhou et al. [2009]).

We in no way connect or feel sympathy with Bruno because he acts in such an extreme way, and his reasons for killing Guy's wife are so crazy and are bound up in his desires to solve his own problems.

We must unite the passion of the millennials, their skillsets gained in classroom and in community with their desire to work to solve these needs.

The Indian government is not willing to share intelligence with Pakistan, its deeply mistrusted adversary, nor does India credit Pakistan's military government with a genuine desire to help solve the case, Mr. Advani said in an interview.