Sentence examples for failed to solve problems from inspiring English sources

Metropolitan staff were more likely to claim that CDs failed to solve problems and created a range of others including disunity and poor working relationships.

The reviewing function of the intervention was weak and sometimes failed to solve problems in the development of liaison or recall.

It is very important to offer better answers every time the left fails to solve problems.

And what does get done is so compromised and toothless to make it filibuster-proof that it fails to solve problems.

It is regrettable that the steepest descent method sometimes fails to solve problems due to the "sawtooth phenomenon".

"In some sense, this illustrates why the free market fails to solve problems like climate change," Nowak said in the statement.

It turned out that the Islamists, for all their generous promises and organizing prowess, failed to solve some problems (such as unemployment) and made other problems worse (such as terrorism and political crime).

Kasparov (Black) failed to solve the problems created by Kramnik's positional pressure and went down to defeat.

Hook went against the grain of the growing radical movements in the United States which had become more pro-Soviet as the economic depression lengthened and the New Deal was perceived on the left as having failed to solve the problems of the depression.

The result was a premium priced phone with two "killer" features that failed to solve customers' problems.

Among other things, the Act would force regulators to explain why they believe "private markets" have failed to solve any problems the rule addresses.