Sentence examples for ever solving from inspiring English sources

But the intractability of the arguments has caused some thinkers, such as Colin McGinn, to raise an intriguing if ultimately defeatist possibility: what if we're just constitutionally incapable of ever solving the Hard Problem?

Before ever solving anything, ask yourself: what is the end "feeling" goal for this solution?

There is little hope of ever solving this problem and the current government seems content to delay solving this crisis.

None of it ever solved the case.

Will the West ever solve its water woes?

Can Theresa May ever solve the Irish border problem?

I'll ask them, "What's the hardest problem you've ever solved?

But, Mr. Campbell said, if computers do ever solve chess it would ruin it artistically.

Entrepreneur and author Margaret Heffernan questions whether software could ever solve what is fundamentally a human problem.

After all, crime "addicts" such as James Renner rarely, if ever, solve crimes.

"It's very misleading to think that psychologists will ever solve crimes," he says.