Sentence examples for did to solve the problem from inspiring English sources

What ensued during the year was a series of summit meetings that often seemed to do more for the hotel business in assorted European capitals than they did to solve the problem.

"It feeds the illusion that all we have to do to solve the problem of integration is to vote through a law".

Mr. Partain said Duff & Phelps, which has issued $1.2 billion in auction-rate securities, is watching to see what other, larger firms will do to solve the problem.

And that is understandable — that anxiety can feed anxiety, and that can make it hard to see all that is being done to solve the problem.

The mayor of Plainsboro, Peter Cantu, said there is not much towns can do to solve the problem, since widening streets would make little difference.

In looking at the Teleflex patent, Justice Kennedy said, the appeals court made the mistake of considering what "a pedal designer writing on a blank slate" would have done to solve the problem of the pedal and the sensor.

• To the Editor: What President Obama needs to do to solve the problem in the Middle East is to tell the Muslim world that violence against the state of Israel is not acceptable and not sustainable.

They have also suggested that it would have been implausible for the senator to promise any help because his staff had quickly determined that there was nothing he could do to solve the problem.

Christiana Figueres, executive secretary of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, said she was kept up at night by the vision of the next seven generations, asking her what she had done to solve the problem of climate change.

Christiana Figueres, the UN climate change chief, said she was kept up at night by the vision of the next seven generations, asking her what she had done to solve the problem of climate change.

Many pertinent works have been done to solve the problem above.