Sentence examples for has no easy solution from inspiring English sources

Still, the demand for an "immediate cessation of drone strikes" has no easy solution.

The possession of child pornography, defined here as images of children under age 18 engaged in sexual behaviour, is illegal in the United States, the European Union, and many other countries, but it remains a problem that has no easy solution.

Corpse calculus The agonizing problem of valuing human life after an accident ("Human values," June 14, p. 189) has no easy solution.

This supply-and-demand issue has no easy solution.

But this disaster has no easy solution and therefore there is no easy way to cover it.

The present article does not discuss this problem in detail (which has no easy solution).

A commercial nuclear-powered gasoline factory would have to jump some high hurdles before it could be built, and thousands of them would be needed to fully replace petroleum, but this part of the global warming problem has no easy solutions.

The rise of fringe parties in Europe suggests this may already be happening; the danger is of a retreat to the nationalist and protectionist policies of the first half of the 20th century.Given this bleak outlook, Mr King has no easy solutions.

The 5 million people living in this neglected and virtually unknown part of the world are suffering not only from an environmental catastrophe that has no easy solutions but also from a litany of health problems.

But the veneer of normality hides a political crisis that appears to have no easy solution and which has previously turned all-too bloody.

The panel said the fighters and their networks posed "an immediate and long-term threat" and "an urgent global security problem" that needed to be tackled on many fronts and had no easy solution.