Sentence examples for is not to be solved from inspiring English sources

The problem, however, is not to be solved by simple rule of three, for the data are complex, and there are many variable factors.

Of course, the inquiry whether there was any proof having such tendency is not to be solved by indulging in mere surmise or conjecture, or by resorting to imaginary possibilities, for to so do would but resolve the question back to the generic rule of liability as insurer which we have previously disposed of.

"There is a real problem in the state of black love, but it is not to be solved by putting women on the beauty pageant auction block," said Ms. Dickerson, who says she is an educated black woman who has never had luck with black men.

Poverty in this setting is an ongoing problem; it is not to be solved but is to remain ongoing, since good works provide the middle classes with their validation: moments of up-country, genuine "Thai-ness", before air-conditioned cars return them to their shopping malls.

Others say, 'Some problems are not to be solved,' which is a very sad idea.

It was Nov. 1, and the small town near Allentown suddenly had a murder mystery — one that was not to be solved quickly.

No, those programs aren't to be solved, they're to be used as hammers for political gain," he said, clenching his teeth.

"The problem we're trying to solve is not is going to be solved by printing lists of teachers in the newspapers," Mr. Williams said.

And it is not likely to be solved soon.

"This is not going to be solved with one-off lawsuits," she says.

"This is a hard problem that is not going to be solved all at once," he said.