Sentence examples for has solved the challenge from inspiring English sources
Even its more militant leaders, for instance, condemned hostage-takers in Iraq who demanded that France repeal its headscarf ban.All the same, nobody is suggesting that France has solved the challenge of Islamic radicalisation.
That doesn't mean that we've solved the challenge of financing the aging of the boomers: we haven't.
The expanding number of sequenced Drosophila species' genomes offers a tremendous opportunity to learn from the ways in which different species have solved the challenges of living in different niches.
The bombastic press release announcing the system's emergence from two years of stealth development makes a lot of promises: the company "has solved the greatest challenge in fintech;" Vault OS is "100% future-proof," "hugely flexible," and "fixes broken banking forever".
Unfortunately neither of these approaches — collaboration or defiance — has solved the fundamental challenges of organized labor.
Skeptics say that D-Wave has yet to prove to outside scientists that it has solved the myriad challenges involved in quantum computation.
Barrett, an AOL and Yahoo vet, says he has solved the technical challenges of scraping information from user pages but is still figuring out how to sort the data for marketers.
"We brought the commissioner a media rights deal that would have solved the cash-flow challenge," Mr McCourt said in a statement accompanying the filing.
"We brought the commissioner a media rights deal that would have solved the cash-flow challenge I presented to him a year ago, when his leadership team called us a 'model franchise,' " McCourt said in his statement.
Last year, Corning, the maker of the ultra-tough Gorilla Glass that is used in the iPhone, announced that it had solved the difficult engineering challenge of creating bendable glass, called Willow Glass, that can flop as easily as a piece of paper in the wind without breaking.
Nature has solved this challenge with the evolution of lipoproteins.
