Sentence examples for interests to solving from inspiring English sources

Current content caching systems have exploited the content popularity with temporal locality and users' interests to solving the major questions: when and what to cache?

Cameron, flushed and speaking like an express train, spoke of how it was in Britain's interests to solve the crisis and urged "the greatest possible support for the most comprehensive solution possible".

An after-the-fact investigation by the city's inspector general concluded that the decision to enter the lease contract lacked "meaningful public review" and neglected the city's long-term interests to solve a short-term budget crisis.

Why should Beijing sacrifice its interests to solve a problem of its chief global adversary's making?

(Manager2, Priv) In conclusion, the problems identified are mostly common, but as the interests to solve the problems differ, the window of opportunity in the problem stream opens only partially.

"It's in no one's interest to solve this thing," a former rebel official said.

And the deficit – which this Coalition "came together in the national interest" to solve – is still running at £90bn.

This occurs when the political system doesn't make it in anyone's political self-interest to solve the problem.

They are problems that markets do not solve (or do not solve in the near term) because it's not in anyone's self-interest to solve them.

Subsequently, many authors have shown their interest to solve different problems arising in this area (see[10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16]).

iML-approaches can be of particular interest to solve problems in health informatics, where we are lacking big data sets, deal with complex data and/or rare events, where traditional learning algorithms suffer due to insufficient training samples.