Sentence examples for elusive solutions from inspiring English sources

"We have been working with groups on Long Island to address the 'affordable housing' issue that has been out there a long time, often with elusive solutions to it," said Assemblyman Thomas P. DiNapoli, a Great Neck Democrat.

In the case of Abkhazia, where tourists blithely treat the beaches of another nation as if they were their own, the answers show how peculiar these enclaves are, and how elusive solutions will be.

The International Institute for Strategic Studies in London says that the only way to "depress recruitment and motivation" for al-Qaeda would be to find "currently elusive" solutions to messes such as Iraq and Palestine.

It framed the enduring perils and elusive solutions for a population that toppled its former ruler and took possession of his military arms, but now is unsure how to create security or order, or what to do with the guns.

These elusive solutions are meant to address what the UK sees as EU intransigence in moving to the next stage of Brexit negotiations: trade and transitions agreements.

An obvious but elusive solution would be to find more efficient ways to use what is available, as Mr. Tawil concluded.

And hopefully, in the near-future we can find ways that they can accommodate their differences and find that elusive solution.

In my opinion, the search for the ever elusive solution to problems pertaining to minority issues is at the crux of the argument in favor of everyone caring about minority issues.

That groups like Peace Now keep banging their heads against the wall, hoping that more concessions from Israel will somehow bring us closer to that elusive solution?

The agony for all of us is to judge what we can do which would not further inflame the horrors in that benighted country, and which would help facilitate the elusive political solution that can be the only way to end this bloody conflict.

But a stronger U.S.-Russian partnership is unlikely to achieve the elusive political solution.