Sentence examples for going to solve for from inspiring English sources

"We believe in the future of shared transportation in cities, there is no way we're going to solve for congestion and pollution otherwise," Omid Ashtari, Citymapper's president and head of business, told the Guardian.

Start with the big picture idea, using the empathy stage, or the empathizing stage to narrow that down to a specific problem you can address getting answers and getting responses and really feeling how people are experiencing those issues, synthesizing that data to come up with your own point of view on what you're going to solve for, and for who you're going to solve it.

"A common mistake that early stage companies make is they think it's just about the technology; the 'if we build it, everyone will flock to our product' mentality, but it's not just about a great product, it is about how it applies to that particular market and the pain you're going to solve for them," he says.

This is already all one needs to initialize the modeled Green functions, whereas those we are going to solve for need additional information in their structures.

And now it's not as if Kyle is going to solve this for you".

Good, so this is our key expression and I'm going to use this expression; I'm going to solve it for q1.

So now what I want to do is question mark here because we don't know whether it is–I'm going to solve this for δ.

I like movies which sneak up on you and I imagined the experience of sitting in the audience and relaxing because it's just a murder mystery and Tommy Lee Jones is going to solve everything for you, so you don't have to really worry.

There were some pieces of my puzzle missing, and I felt like going back there was going to solve this for me.

I don't think that's going to solve the problem for those consumers who feel the need for instant gratification by "borrowing" the money they want.

At first, your Internet Service Provider is going to solve the problem for you, possibly by buying more IP addresses for what are likely to be ever higher prices as the gap between demand and supply widens.