Sentence examples for genuine solution is to from inspiring English sources
David Butler London Rather than tweaking legislation to prevent private landlords and letting agents from making obscene amounts of money from rental properties (Report, 23 November), surely the only genuine solution is to ditch the dogma and return to a national programme of building council housing.
Over and over in the health-reform debate, one hears serious policy analysts say that the only genuine solution is to replace our health-care system (with a single-payer system, a free-market system, or whatever); anything else is a missed opportunity.
The only solution is to allow genuine autonomy for the six million Tibetans, he said.
They had a genuine annoyance with the status quo, and the only solution was to scream about it into a microphone.
Any genuine euro solution is equally difficult to imagine as it relies on the ECB finally accepting its role as the lender of last resort while forgoing any euro-wide mutualisation of debt.
But this week's events suggest that a return to talks, not to mention a genuine political solution, is still a long way off.
"We were both right," Rabe says now. "But under the pressures of production and personality, a genuine, equitable solution wasn't possible".
A better solution, if Congress deems there is indeed a genuine problem with staggered results, is to move toward uniform national polling hours.
The poor, as your man said, are always with us, and the only genuine solution to their problems is a fundamental shift towards egalitarianism and redistribution.
That is to say, the only solution they can offer is, "keep retreating!" Likewise, Trump and the mocking cruel anguish he represents is not a genuine solution to the electorate's powerlessness, but rather, simply the one closest at hand.
