Sentence examples for impulse to solve from inspiring English sources

In the impulse to solve this problem, most policy privileges disproportionate FAR allocations (referred to as F.S.I in Mumbai) to the perceived carrying capacities of these areas.

Campion's way of dramatizing crime is hypnotic and circular — we understand a few of the case's facts before the detective figures them out, and so the audience's "gotcha" impulse to solve the puzzle and be done with it is circumvented.

In the current climate of concerns about the rising costs of medical education, the impulse to solve these concerns by decreasing the amount of medical students' clinical training should be approached with caution.

Nonprofits enable our volunteers and donors to act on impulse to solve issues.

Risk is always a moving target – a lesson I learned throughout the D-CIPHER project as we discovered how the impulse to "solve" or manage risks through technical innovations only gives rise to more and different risks.

Food and the City: Histories of Culture and Cultivation, a new volume edited by landscape architecture scholar Dorothée Imbert, argues that urban farming is anything but novel, and that the impulse to solve social problems by growing food and getting one's hands dirty is much older and more universal than today's urban homesteaders might imagine.

Its initial impulse was to solve the problem by fast-tracking a strategic partnership with a large company that would pay an up-front licensing fee for its technology.

Resist the impulse to work constantly.

Compassionately interfering social contacts, showing respect for the older person's needs and wishes gave older adults an impulse to take action to solve their problems.

Dover's intervention gums up Loki's ordered way of doing things, and the movie turns into, among other things, a rivalry between method and impulse, with Loki, unable to solve the crime and taunted by Dover, falling into a deep rage of his own.

Now as in past decades, space sagas are a vivid expression of the "human impulse to look to science to solve our problems," Mr. Wilson said.