Sentence examples for editor solutions from inspiring English sources
SAM ROCKWELL South Royalton, Vt., Feb. 10, 2013 To the Editor: Solutions to climate change are as much about economics as about the environment.
To the Editor: One solution to the A.I.G. bonus furor suggests a look into the past.
Kathleen Raddatz Quartaro Waukesha, Wis., July 1, 2009 To the Editor: The solution to binge drinking problems on campuses is simple: college curriculums need to be more rigorous.
To the Editor: A solution to the dysfunction highlighted in your article would be to fund researchers on a retrospective rather than prospective basis.
Janice Gewirtz Mountain Lakes, N.J., Aug. 29, 2009 To the Editor: The solution to the problem of using cellphones while driving might lie with cellphone companies rather than with new laws.
KRISTINA M. MORIS Seattle, Oct. 31, 2011 To the Editor: The solution to loud horns not just for taxis but for all vehicles is simple: Have the horns sound as loud inside the vehicle as out.
Vanity Fair editor Bruce Handy offered solutions to the filibuster problem in a column in the New York Times.
This paper describes the main goals we defined and the design solution we found developing the graphics editor in ROOT.
Lawrence A. Walser, M.D. Riverhead, N.Y., June 9 To the Editor: One necessary solution to our nation's health care crisis is to increase the number of primary care physicians.
To the Editor: Another possible solution to the shortage of primary care doctors is to relieve medical students of the large debts they accumulate during their education.
To the Editor: The obvious solution to Medicare's drug-coverage gap is to spread the cost among Medicare's 44 million enrollees.
