Sentence examples for has fully solved from inspiring English sources

No company with a singular choreographer has fully solved the riddle of how to preserve its dances once their creator has died.

Google says it won't release an open alpha of End-to-End until it has fully solved all the usability problems around key distribution, but it looks like the team is expecting a launch sometime next year.

It's unclear, for instance, if the Rift, as well as Sony's PlayStation VR, the latter to be used with the PlayStation 4, have fully solved some of VR's long-held problems.

Some expressed experiencing strong conflict, especially those with commission 1a), while others had partially solved the conflict, and some GPs, all female, seemed to have fully solved the conflict, either by taking the patients' side and not caring about societal interests (1b) or by sticking closely to society's rules (1c) or by integrating the interests of the patient and of society (1d).

Although ICA solutions to the convolutional mixture case have been proposed (see [16]), the problem has not fully solved, yet.

The Broadway version has alleviated these difficulties a little, though it hasn't fully solved them.

A fixed-price has not fully solved the problem of power transmission and consumption of renewable energy, although it has offered a solution to the generating department.

Mr. He would only say that China "has not fully solved" the question of how to handle different schools.

The gush of money, they cautioned, "may be too much, too fast for a sector that still has not fully solved core business model issues and may struggle under the high growth expectations and misaligned incentives of many venture capitalists".

Not every problem has been fully solved.

The fact that coefficients on debt are larger and more significant after the reform suggests that "simultaneous reimbursement" has not fully solved the issue of cash constraints and healthcare.