Sentence examples for had really solved from inspiring English sources

(Umm…), "It looked like there's a major problem to be solved and no one had really solved," he explained.

"Because when can you say that you've really solved the riddle?" she told Vogue.

"I don't think the sector has really solved the puzzle yet of truly engaging the middle," she says.

While training community volunteers and improving antenatal and emergency obstetric care can go a long way towards lowering maternal mortality, we will not have really solved these problems until the fertility rate drops.

I've talked to several other startups trying to do something similar — but that's probably because none of the big players have really solved the problem yet.

Many overweight people, women in particular, she explained, have "this problem" after undergoing the surgery because "we've never really solved the issues: 'Why did I eat so much?' 'Why do I have bad relationship after bad relationship?' " She noted that she also had to adjust to her slimmer post-surgery body, which took longer than she than she had expected.

In philanthropy you're tackling the tougher problems of society, things where people have applied money and intelligence before and haven't really solved the problem.

In a research note, Archer said the GDP report "overstates the region's economic health". 5. None of Europe's underlying problems have really been solved.

It's a difficult one that we've never really solved.

"People haven't really solved all the data problems in the energy industry," says Gupta.

But how much of the problem has he really solved?