Sentence examples for failed to solve the problems from inspiring English sources

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.

India already has anti-corruption bureaucrats, who have failed to solve the problem.

The Clinton administration tried and failed to solve the problem with its sweeping health care initiative in 1993-94.

They said he told them that if the industry failed to solve the problem their individual banks might be next.

Docking points is a reactive measure that has failed to solve the problem of clubs getting into financial difficulties.

The involvement of the American military, special forces and CIA units in government counter-insurgency and counter-narcotics campaigns magnified the drama but failed to solve the problem.

It is true, however, that high spending on social security has failed to solve the problem of relative poverty in industrialized societies.

However, as Goldacre et al point out, the medical community have failed to solve the problem of clinical trial information for years as industry worked to silence discussion.

When complaints to Parkchester management, the police and local officials failed to solve the problem, they began videotaping whenever they heard a racket.

Less happily, the British prime minister, Neville Chamberlain, stayed there while his talks with Hitler failed to solve the problem of the Sudeten Germans, swiftly leading to both appeasement and war.