Sentence examples for found no solution from inspiring English sources

Ian Holloway's side found no solution to the Fábregas-Van Persie supply chain, although they had all afternoon to practise, and two goals in three first-half minutes appeared to put the game out of their reach.

Not so snappy, perhaps, but he had a point: surely in no other democracy would the same party that had been running the country continuously since 1955 the Liberal Democrats—have been left in government following a financial crash and an economic slump to which they had found no solution.

Yahoo!, for its part, found no solution to its lagging second-place search ad platform, least of all getting in bed with its biggest competitor in a deal no one believed would be approved by anti-trust gatekeepers.

We don't know the severity of his problems, but what we can intuit is that he found no solution at hand to end them.

So far as concerns the poverty of the labour force today, it consists of precisely this excessive power of technology and the need of the unemployed, but Social Democracy, which calls itself first of all a working man's party, has in twelve years found no solution to this problem of widespread unemployment.

But we here in South Africa have problems to solve for which the rest of the world has found no solutions.

Many Iraqis fled their homes to seek asylum in Iran, Jordan and Syria, while roughly 1.5 million fled to other parts of Iraq, the majority of which "have found no solutions to their plight," according to the UN.

We found no solutions that varied more than 1% for different initial conditions, suggesting that only monostable solutions exist.

I find no solution to that dilemma.

They admitted their feelings freely to each other, but could find no solution.

For a number of his problems Godunov could find no solution.