Sentence examples for finding practical solutions from inspiring English sources

Continuing the philosophy of its founder, the institute concentrates on finding practical solutions that will benefit both nature and people.

This work is focused on finding practical solutions that are locally based and tailored to people's needs.

"As Americans, we can reach beyond Democrat and Republicans, beyond liberals and conservatives," Gingrich said, and insist on finding practical solutions to fix education.

Carlyle, with his windy rants against the modern world, his lack of interest in finding practical solutions to social problems, and his unfortunate record as one of the authors to whom Hitler turned at tricky moments, seems old-fashioned, and unpleasant with it.

The government of Vietnam "continued to expand control of all religious activities, severely restrict independent religious practice and repress individuals and religious groups... ......There are lots of global issues, from climate change to drug-trafficking, which need to be discussed in all-inclusive global institutions in the hope of finding practical solutions.

The corresponding research centers and industry are always interested in finding practical solutions to mitigate bit balling associated with slow shale drilling.

When the dimension of the unknown parameters is high, however, finding practical solution for based on simulation for each parameter change becomes computationally intensive, and such an approach eventually proves to be infeasible.

Here goes: As the world becomes more and more focused on environmental issues that cross national boundaries, such as climate change, reduced availability of clean water, increased water and air pollution, and the growth of urban heat islands, landscape architects are taking the lead in finding practical, innovative solutions that leverage natural systems.

And one of the ways that deep politics works is when the voters and donors insist that we work on finding practical, affordable solutions to the nation's problems.

Somewhat surprisingly, the two leaders spoke after their meeting to the press in uncharacteristically subdued terms, with the Indian prime minister speaking laconically of finding practical and pragmatic solutions to the outstanding issues and the Pakistani president being even more bland.

Together, we tried to find practical solutions".