Sentence examples for it seems solved from inspiring English sources

The rainstorms, it seems, solved one problem but ushered in others: flourishing mold and grass.

When Watson asks why he persists in pursuing a case that seems solved, Holmes replies: "It is art for art's sake.

But the case still doesn't seem solved.

The idea of banality is tempting because it seems to solve the problem of evil, making it commonplace, philosophically philistine.

The problem of laces on athletic shoes has been a sort of Fermat's last theorem of design, taking 350 years (or so it seems) to solve.

The only way, it seems, to solve the problem of the inefficient chatbot is to make these systems act more… well, human.

While the Uber model doesn't apply to every vertical (i.e. Cherry) it seems to solve a problem for dog owners who want to easily find walkers, and track the walks when they are away from their pets.

However, because its improved taxon sampling yielded dipluran monophyly, it seems to have solved one of the longstanding problems.

Whereas, for saving work, it seems reasonable to solve them directly.

14. (C) COMMENT: The silver lining to ACG's ongoing oil production problems is that it seems to have solved Georgia's winter gas woes, given the massive amounts of ACG gas that will not be needed in the foreseeable future for reinjection.

But the band fused disparate elements so elegantly and with such an array of soloistic approaches -- from Mr. Gordon's battling blues wail to Matt Wilson's witty, melodic drumming to Mr. Schimmel's long, dense and dissonant accordion chords -- that it seemed to solve a new problem in every tune.