Sentence examples for is trying to solve problems from inspiring English sources

OpenTable is trying to solve problems like this before the feature goes live, Mr. Roberts said.

But Boston Dynamics is trying to solve problems that are considerably more challenging than any other of the other companies Google acquired, by designing robots to walk over unknown terrain.

Everyone has a connected TV offering and is trying to solve problems only Apple can solve.

Instead of complaining about a lack of U.S. leadership (or evenhandedness), the region is trying to solve problems on its own.

You're competing with other companies, and you're trying to solve problems.

They are trying to solve problems that no one knows the answer to.

Mr. Trumka declined to offer details about his telephone conversation with Mr. Obama, except to say: "We're trying to solve problems".

Further, businesses are trying to solve problems with more than ever before.

And like Facebook, companies like Asana, Path and Quora are trying to solve problems that are inherently social.

Participating startups should be trying to solve problems facing large organizations, whether the Fortune 5000, large nonprofits, or government.

While many of the startups were trying to solve problems specifically for Japanese users, there were others that had more global appeal.